Examples of using Tends in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The language of love also tends to be the way we express love.
the lower back tends to flatten, which can cause pain.
Everything which tends in that direction is to be encouraged and cultivated, everything which goes
A rising EMA tends to support the price action and a falling EMA
Black has more space on the queenside, so tends to focus on that side of the board, almost always playing….
Serverless tends to be unlike the aforementioned, you no longer
Consequently, supermarket meat that initially looks very appetizing tends to change color, texture
Thus, when you consume very much sugar tends to increase the burden not just because of the calories, but due to the lack of minerals and vitamins.
However, the PM also said that agricultural growth tends to slow down, while agricultural labourers still face difficulties to earn their living.
Contemplation tends always to the person, to the whole
However, the water tends to flow through the gaps between the coal particles instead of having to crawl through the small hole.
Thus, state ownership tends naturally to remove one of the key pillars of an inclusive society.
The body tends to bloat after death from bacterial-produced gases.
One reason the first brand tends to maintain its leadership is because the name often becomes generic.
The VP of sales tends to think that this money would be better spent increasing the size
A baby in a crib tends to turn her head so she can look out toward the room, not the wall.
When you think of a tree, one tends to think of a distinctly defined object;
The weather on the west coast of Honshū tends to be better during the summer months than on the Pacific coast.
The region also tends to attract more and more foreigners to live and work.
School lunch is designed to provide nutrition that tends to be lacking in meals at home," education ministry official Mayumi Ueda told AFP.