Exemplos de uso de Means having em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Being single means having more freedom.
Means having good relationships with their neighbors and to live in a satisfactory environment.
Exercising leadership means having knowled….
This means having the materials you will need.
To know another language means having a second soul.
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Peace means having a bigger stick than the other guy.
The Latin word‘communis' means having something in common.
That means having it on a white or transparent background.
Spanish I think being Nikkei means having two cultures.
Freedom means having control over your own life.
Belonging to this classification means having three components.
Omnichannel means having a uniform customer experience.
I don't know about you, but I'm willing to put in a bit more effort if it means having a more successful social media marketing strategy.
Faith means having hope and believing everything will be alright.
No-one's going to kill me if it means having him on the throne.
This means having workers' MPs on a worker's wage!
In the category having positive feelings,the participants mentioned that healthy aging means having a calm lifestyle, feeling good and not worrying about things.
This means having as constant practice the humanization of care.
In writing.-(FR) The implementation of a European asylum and immigration policy means having global and comparable European statistics on a series of migration-related issues.
This means having equipment and personnel in place at all times to respond to an incident.
That means having information about the promises made and the timetable provided by the French authorities.
Staying at our hotel means having Rome at your fingertips.
The means having SPF(sun protecting factor), that is sun-protection filters are considered as the sun-protection.
Exercising leadership means having knowledge of specific areas.
Access means having the opportunity and the means to technology, information and know-how.
Being a teacher means having much more responsibility.
But this means having twice as many gadgets- two smartphones, two tablets or even two notebooks- and even more security concerns.
Finding work means having an income, which facilitates social integration and improves the financial situation of the individual.