Examples of using Swallowing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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For some people, symptoms of amebiasis can begin within days to weeks of swallowing contaminated food or water.
The serpent swallowing its tail also represents the cycles of nature, the bounded eternity of the world,
For best results, the manufacturer recommends swallowing one tablet about 30 minutes before the intercourse.
Creeping desertification in China is swallowing thousands of square kilometres of productive soil every year.
Many people worry about swallowing water when they breathe in but it's breathing out that's crucial to being a better swimmer.
To make swallowing easier, you may place the tablet in a glass with about 4 tablespoons of water.
And Harry pressed his mouth again to the Snitch, kissing it, nearly swallowing it, but the cold metal did not yield….
Many times, this means swallowing your pride and talking directly with competitors and adversaries.
People can become infected with Toxoplasma by swallowing the parasite after contact with an infected cat's feces.
Sitting forward will help you avoid swallowing blood, which can irritate your stomach.
When taken(usually by swallowing, inhaling, or injecting), abused drugs find
The rumor about swallowing spiders in your sleep may be debunked, but that does not mean that you do not eat spiders.
Swallowing may lead to serious injury or death in as little as
However, if swallowing the magnet in this kind of toy, young children may
Swallowing products accounted for the most injuries at 75 percent, while products getting into contact with the skin
The baby is swallowing a lot now which is good practice for the digestive system.
They found that overall, there was a 40 percent chance of ancient Jupiter swallowing a whole world within its first few million years.
Why do we recommend taking CBD under the tongue rather than just swallowing it as we normally do with medication?
Other swimmers swallowing mouthfuls of the contaminated water are likely to get infected with these bacteria, parasites and viruses, the CDC warns.
When taken(usually by swallowing, inhaling, or injecting), drugs find their way into the bloodstream.
