Examples of using Repel in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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OLE has a distinctive odor and repel ticks as effectively as a low-concentration(10%) DEET product.
the mushrooms can repel the Abandoned World monsters, so they're temporarily unable
Miyuki and Izumiko repel each other but their relationship begins to change when a terrifying accident occurs on the school excursion.
Did that draw you to, or initially repel you from, the work that you're now doing with juveniles in prison?
Like poles of a magnet repel each other(e.g., north repels north),
Plants that repel bloodsucking Mosquitoes not only buzz disgustingly, but also spread the infection.
Chunwa Type-A mosquito coil can effectively repel mosquitoes for up to 10 hours to ensure that your family has a good sleep.
Do not create a vulgar subtext, such actions strongly repel, especially in the first days of communication.
However, many top executives now think the fortress of regulation surrounding big banks will successfully repel the tech giants.
Cui and his team made a 12-nanometer thick plastic film with tiny pores on one side which repel water.
Einstein's theory of gravity in fact predicts that gravity can repel as well as attract,
whiskers that help repel water and other materials,
Other ideas were to lower body temperature, repel insects, or to help them socialize with one another.
it can repel bullets, help lift heavy objects,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology(MIT) engineers have designed the first simple process for manufacturing materials that strongly repel oils.
Superconductivity is based on the fact that in certain materials electrons can pair up which- at a higher temperature- would otherwise repel each other.
President of the Russian Federation and it was him who gave the order to the Russian military to intervene and repel the Georgian aggression.
The two best-characterised components are cadaverine and putrescine, foul-smelling molecules that repel most animals.
The formula for Coulomb' law is used to express the force through which stationary charged particles attract or repel one another.
A lot of papers have been trying to find these odor sources that could repel or attract mosquitoes,” said Riffell.