Exemples d'utilisation de Not be able to read en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Would not be able to read.
If a disc becomes dirty or contaminated with fingerprints,the console may not be able to read the game data correctly.
Would not be able to read.
On the other hand, while the current release of VTrain is backward compatible,earlier versions of VTrain will not be able to read the files saved by this version.
Children may not be able to read the label.
If you initialize the memory card with a personal computer or any device other than a digital camera,this unit may not be able to read the image data stored on the memory card.
They may not be able to read, but they can count.
But, if there is no next item, the Read() method would not be able to read it and it would return false.
I may not be able to read, but I can recite the holy Koran.
Some CD player models may not be able to read the disc.
I may not be able to read or write, but I can speak many languages.
Infants and children may not be able to read labels.
They may not be able to read the hours and minutes in a wristwatch yet.
You will need to make sure yourimages are darker or colored, as you would not be able to read the lettering in the caption against a white or pale image background.
You will not be able to read and access iTunes backup directly.
The experience gained has shown that when the vehicle is presented for re-approval in a Contracting Party other than the one recording the defect the competent authorities of that Contracting Party orthe carrier may not be able to read what part or place of the load compartment the reported defect in question concerns.
CONS: May not be able to read other audio files.
Mr. MOMBESHORA noted that the Guatemalan Government recognized in its report that, even if the text of the Convention were translated into the local languages, the great majority of the indigenous population, which was illiterate,would not be able to read it, and that, for that reason, the contribution of local radios was extremely important.
Now I know I will not be able to read all of these books.
How can Kandinsky tolerate that I should be injured? How can he support a policy which makes possible my exclusion from my natural field of activity? How can he refrain from fighting a conception of the world which prepares new St. Bartholemew's nights,where the darkness will be such that one will not be able to read on my breast that I am an exception to be spared?.