Примери за използване на Refrains на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He refrains from speech.
And I heard those ravishing refrains!
But refrains from action.”.
The girls in Spain sing my refrains.
The report refrains from assessments.
He eats wholesome andsuitable food, and refrains from heavy eating.
No refrains that become bores.".
The disciple of the Master refrains from sins.
He/she strictly refrains from taking side in the conflict.
Either the European Parliament or the Council approves it andthe other institution refrains from acting;
But he that refrains his lips is wise.
As a result, the student being aware of this ability of the Guru,often refrains from doing bad deeds.
He that is wise always refrains from assertion until he knows.
It refrains from participating in any discussions of political issues.
As long as he stays in prison he refrains from evil deeds.
Zoosk refrains from presenting its members with long questionnaires.
When he is falsely accused, he refrains from defending himself.
There are refrains, sayings, and poems that are popular with day of the dead.
Usually the serious church refrains from such comments.
Russia refrains from all interference in the internal relations of these territories.
It is therefore quite understandable that one refrains from a general fire extinguisher obligation.
Ares refrains from killing him, but because Percy won, he wins the master bolt and the helm of darkness.
Unlike in the post-Soviet space,the Kremlin refrains from applying massive pressure on the Balkan states.
(b) either the European Parliament or the Council approves it andthe other institution refrains from acting;
Even so, this space wisely refrains from letting the feature wall stand alone.
An election, after all, can be undemocratic even ifthe ruling party refrains from stuffing ballot boxes.
The new version refrains from vulgarity and advocates a more subtle approach though.
In fact, the legitimacy of the new power tends towards the absolute: it refrains from governing at all.
One of the most boring refrains of liberals on the rare occasions they talk about Palestine is,“Where is the Palestinian Gandhi?”.
It is a tune that we cherish when we are on the same melody no errant notes in our chords and no refrains that become bores.