Примери за използване на Mingles на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Your blood mingles with mine.
And mingles with the thick scent of wood rot.
Putin is at ease with the Russian people and mingles among them.
It mingles with the distant thrum of the outside world.
Somehow, it breaks her spell when it mingles with ours.
Whenever a Jew mingles his flesh with a Christian woman.
Somehow it breaks her spell when it mingles with ours.
The way the flavor mingles with the texture, it's unreal.
The fetus has its own blood supply and it never mingles with your blood.
When this shipment mingles with the real shots, No one will be able to tell the difference.
The distant rumbling of the guns mingles with our marching song.
Whenever a Jew mingles his flesh with a Christian woman, he should be hanged at the gallows, as well-deserved punishment and an example to the people".
The first part of me rises in dense smoke that mingles with the smoke of others.
Electric speed mingles the cultures of prehistory with the dregs of industrial marketeers, the nonliterate with the semiliterate and the postliterate.
Now every dark water that recognizes that great water, saying,"I come from this,and I belong to this", mingles with that water….
It refers to a tendency that mingles with others, but still remains the mainstream.
While the primates congregate in huge herds, munching on grass for hours upon hours, the shrewd(and endangered)Ethiopian wolf(Canis Simensis) mingles with the geladas.
Benacerraf(second from right) mingles with Swedish royals at the 1980 ceremony for Nobel laureates.
In the temple appears the inscription:"Her majesty Isis shines into the temple on New Year's Day, and she mingles her light with that of her father Ra on the horizon.".
Acrid smoke from these fires mingles with pollutants from cars, factories and construction sites in Delhi to create a lethal and persistent smog cocktail.
L\'aroma is equal to that of Nespresso, really good,the taste of coffee mingles with the vanilla leaving a pleasant taste in the mouth.
And a third, the Sulgas, which mingles its waters with the Rhodanus near the city of Undalum, where in a great battle Gnaeus Ahenobarbus turned many myriads of Celti to flight.
The Old Town is an"open-air museum" where the culture of the ancient Thracians,Greeks and Romans mingles with the Christian culture of the Middle Ages.
Live and learn in this exciting city where the past mingles with the future, and the ultra-modern stands side-by-side with the traditional.
And if his young fellow citizens breezily declare the superiority of depravity over honest work, if they give themselves over to drugs or seize hostages,then their stink mingles with the breath of the writer.
When clay is consumed its vital force is released and mingles with the vital energy of the body creating a stronger, more powerful energy.
And present to them the example of the life of this world,[ its being] like rain which We send down from the sky, andthe vegetation of the earth mingles with it and[ then] it becomes dry remnants, scattered by the winds.
On the head the coat is verylong,-also on the foreface, where it mingles with the beard and also on the skull where it falls eventually mingling with the hair covering the ears.
The parable of the life of this world is that of water which We send down from the sky. It mingles with the earth s vegetation' from which humans and cattle eat.
Whoever, then, makes an image ofChrist,either depicts the Godhead which cannot be depicted, and mingles it with the manhood(like the Monophysites), or he represents the body of Christ as not made divine and separate and as a person apart, like the Nestorians.