Examples of using Withering in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Long Dragon stepped forward and said,"The crops on earth are withering and dying, Your Majesty.
Rather than withering under a theoretical tyranny of family autonomy, Arizona's overall academic performance has improved across student subgroups.
Dismissing her mother's withering remark, Colette continues with a certain self-satisfied musing instead.
And now, Kodak's withering road on the digital world has taken them to launch KODAKCoin in 2018.
The global environment is withering from the accumulation of billions of small impacts.
Hanging her head like a withering flower, drops of tear*drip drip* were spilling out onto the floor.
They upstaged me." And she said,"Do you know what that is?" Just withering in her contempt.
In this political climate, the counter-model to the closed society is withering.
They must be finished with, not in order to gain something, but they must die as naturally as the withering of a gentle flower.
as well as the withering of the berries, is the loss of weight of the bunch, which varies depending on the type
While the production begins and ends in the same fashion with withering and drying, the rolling process is skipped in this method and the leaves are instead minced
has led to rice, maize and other crops withering in the fields,“with potentially catastrophic effects,” the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies(IFRC) said on Friday….
The International Federation of the Red Cross Society warned that rice, maize and other crops were withering in the fields,“with potentially catastrophic effects”, putting the country at risk of a“full-blown food security crisis”.
By controlling the temperature of the box wind, the withering process can be adjusted adaptively in different seasons, making the withering process of the fine black tea simpler;
In 1785, country doctor William Withering noticed a remarkable improvement in a patient with congestive heart failure after they took a traditional herbal remedy made from foxglove.
In 1785, country doctor William Withering noticed a remarkable improvement in a patient with congestive heart failure after they took a traditional herbal remedy made from the plant.
has led to rice, maise and other crops withering in the fields,“with potentially catastrophic effects”, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies(IFRC) said on Friday.
the heat so bad that corn was withering in the fields.
One's life is the process of withering, because in it, in daily life, we imitate, copy, follow, obey, conform, which are forms of withering.
has led to rice, maize and other crops withering in the fields,"with potentially catastrophic effects", the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said on Friday.