Примери за използване на He considers на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
He considers them dirty.
Limitations that he considers necessary.
He considers that art.
And especially me, who he considers his mother.
He considers it a weakness.
Хората също превеждат
And I'm helping people that he considers criminals.
He considers himself an artist.
This man is not small-minded; he considers these things properly.
He considers himself a classicist.
Horáček stated that he considers Russia the biggest threat.
He considers the cops his enemy.
Tadashi Yamashita was born in Japan in 1941, but he considers himself an Okinawan.
In it he considers the problem.
EU currently has different policies that overlap andare insufficiently effective', he considers.
He considers himself a realist.
Tavius will arrest Mara and anyone he considers was conspiring with her, and that includes you.
He considers himself the latter.
The nine medical explanations he considers and dismisses as possible causes for his experience are.
He considers himself a victim.
(3) If the parents do not point out a name the official shall define the name he considers most appropriate in the case.
He considers the body God's work.
The Registrar may decide to publish one ormore other figures if he considers that they best characterize the invention.
He considers Jock Palfreeman a friend.
In case of a dispute, HEPINES EOOD will assist the BUYER andreturn the amount paid by him, if he considers it appropriate under the terms of itemI.
I bet he considers himself normal.
While carrying out the inspection, the state labor inspector can notify of his presence an employer or his representative only if he considers such notification not harmful to the efficiency of the inspection.
And he considers himself one of the inmates.
Obviously, we find many passages in his works in which he considers the pre-conditions and possible perhaps also unwanted consequences of his views.
He considers music the highest art form.
The chief executive will be able to allocate resources as he considers appropriate to ensure an effective and efficient system to support the court in carrying out its business.