Exemplos de uso de Can mislead em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Your feelings can mislead you.
One can mislead guest, but only once.
The placebo effect,similarly, can mislead us all.
The human face can mislead in a thousand different ways. But the eyes never change.
It's a shame how the media can mislead people.
The eyes can mislead, the smile can lie, but the shoes always tell the truth.
You know that everything was told to you by John(in Revelation), so that nothing can mislead you.
Others you can mislead, my sweet.
I think that as part of the revision we should rethink how we can mislead our citizens less.
And no one can mislead whomever Allah guides; is not Allah the Most Honourable, the Avenger?
With faith and a rigid tool or method can produce cured,without it the most sophisticated method or tool can mislead.
A number of things can mislead us into thinking growth is taking place when it is not.
You will not otherwise use business names and/or logos in a manner that can mislead, confuse, or deceive users of your Services.
Now, you can mislead us, but interfering with a police investigation to keep yourself in the limelight will only land you in jail.
We will not give our software names that can mislead you into thinking it's more than what it actually is.
Balayazh- this a little exotic term can mislead though designates only technology of coloring or clarification only of tips of hair.
There can be elements on your pages, such as titles, images,and shapes, that can mislead visitors into clicking them based on the way they look.
The tiki vibes of this sand stretch can mislead you, but this is one of the busiest places in Cancun's Zona Hotelera.
The authenticity of food products for human beings as well as feed for farmer animals is important because it can mislead consumers, cause serious damage to the health of populations and also cause considerable economic losses.
Remember that premature giving of a signal can mislead the driver, moving behind, giving of a signal with delay leaves to it not enough time for reaction to your maneuver.
The readers can observe that the simple quote, at the beginning of the text,is indicating that spirits do not know everything and they can mislead and give their own idea, which is why we must have good sense of carefully examine everything that comes from spirits.
The problem with the document is that it can mislead Catholics into believing what is false and doing what is forbidden by divine law.
In conclusion, the atrial myxoma with obstruction of the outflow tract of the LV is rare,its clinical manifestations can mislead the evaluator, clinical suspicion and the correct use of propaedeutic are essential for early diagnosis and successful clinical treatment.
On our part, we can deliberately make the enemy commit errors,that is, we can mislead him and manoeuvre him into the desired position by ingenious and effective moves with the help of a well-organized local population, for example, by"making a feint to the east but attacking in the west.
Distorted findings result in wasted resources and can mislead other researchers to pursue fruitless avenues of investigation.
But if you look at the verbatim report you can see that there is a very important error which could mislead people.
It would be dangerous for food products still to bear claims that,by not presenting the complete picture, could mislead consumers.
This spelling could mislead people to think that Gladbach was a borough of Munich("München" in German), and consequently the name was changed to Mönchen Gladbach in 1950 and Mönchengladbach in 1960.
One of the specialists thought the video onnoncompliance actions was confusing, because it only showed what was done wrong during the procedure, which could mislead students as they watch the video.
One must also refrain, even outside of Church, from any acts which could mislead the faithful into thinking that the inquiry conducted by the Bishop into the life of the Servant of God and his virtues or martyrdom or offer of life carries with it the certitude that the Servant of God will be one day canonized”.