Ví dụ về việc sử dụng To take seriously trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Big enough to take seriously.
This is something that all stakeholders need to take seriously.
Life is too short to take seriously all the time.
You will have to use your own judgement about what to take seriously.
From this perspective there is nothing to take seriously because your formed image is a character come to life in your mind.
Mọi người cũng dịch
School is a commitment that I need to take seriously.
And it's definitely something to take seriously, she adds, since cardiovascular disease is the number one killer in the United States.
Once is happenstance, but two events like this mean that it's something to take seriously.
Vietnamese people need to learn to take seriously what we have now.
Unfortunately India has its share of infectious diseases that you want to take seriously.
This text focuses on our mortality, as an incentive to take seriously the call to repentance, but there is little hint here of any baptismal meaning.
Like many other governments,Beijing is puzzling over which of these things to take seriously.
I knew how normal life on the mission field really was,and I found it difficult to take seriously those whose didn't seem to understand this reality as well.
Maybe musician Corky Siegel got it rightwhen he said,"Life is too important to take seriously.".
Sheen credits his wife for getting him to take seriously the fact that he will be judged after death, not only for what he did, but also for what he did not do.
The international community hasclearly expressed a view that Israel needs to take seriously the two state solution.
It is obvious that managers and curators need to take seriously the interest and retention of these generations so as to secure a bright future for their organisations.
If you want to reach the top results of Google search,backlinks are something that you will need to take seriously.
Jesus challenges us, young friends, to take seriously his approach to life and to decide which path is right for us and leads to true joy.
As smoke from Australia's bushfires streams over South America,bankers are beginning to take seriously the possibility of extreme events.
We need to take seriously the fact that there are still many people raising their hands,” said ministry official Koji Sasaki, referring to victims' efforts to win recognition.
Neither are they related to the industry and regulatory failure to take seriously the findings of harm in laboratory and farm animals fed GM crops in tests.
Synod fathers called on the entire international community,which is so often indifferent to the shedding of innocent blood, to take seriously the environmental degradation of the Pan-Amazon region.
Last month, Draghi became the first central banker to take seriously the idea of helicopter money- the direct distribution of newly created money from the central bank to eurozone residents.
Science predicted that massive stars would implode, nuclear bombs would explode, andhumans could well destroy their own habitat(if they didn't begin to take seriously problems like overpopulation and resource depletion).
He also said in hislast book The Mystery of the Mind,“I came to take seriously, even to believe, that the consciousness of man, the mind, is NOT something to be reduced to brain mechanism.
A group of Republican senators have asked PresidentObama to spread the message that forced Vietnam to take seriously the issue of human rights in exchange for strengthening economic relations and security with the United States.
Vice-President Mike Pence, speaking last weekend in Germany,urged European allies to take seriously"the threat" he said was posed by Huawei as they look for partners to build the new 5G mobile networks.