Examples of using Cannot help in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You cannot help.
Uther is about to destroy them. Druids cannot help her.
I cannot help her.
Well, I suppose I cannot help myself.
I cannot help myself.
People also translate
Madam, I must hope that if you cannot help this family.
I cannot help him.
What is so important that you cannot help a Musketeer?
He cannot help himself.
Willingly walking deeper into darkness cannot help her at all.
You cannot help her now, Doctor.
The fastest horse in the world cannot help you run away from yourself.
One cannot help but draw conclusions.
There is no type of route that the compass cannot help us navigate.
Doctors cannot help him.
I cannot help thinking your evidence is incomplete.
Growing old is part of life and an inevitable process that we cannot help.
I cannot help you stop the second job.
I was taught there is no higher calling than helping those who cannot help themselves.
One cannot help but wonder: towards what is he pushing you?
Since the Satter Prize is an award for women mathematicians, one cannot help but to reflect on the status of women in our profession now.
One cannot help but notice the informal interactions and moments the park prompts.
Obviously this messageis dedicated to Chinese users, we in the rest of the world cannot help but hope they have tastes similar to ours.
Lady Tonerre cannot help us. But we must do something.
One cannot help wonder why the leading critics of the Conference do not find it important to break the three-decade-long deadlock on nuclear disarmament.
The U.S. Embassy or the Consulate cannot help you regarding the status of your passport delivery.
The U.S. Embassy cannot help you regarding the status of your passport delivery.
While the debates about globalization rage, one cannot help but notice that civil society movements are benefiting from other processes of globalization.
Such a perception cannot help the Conference in attaining its objective of nuclear disarmament.
The Special Rapporteur cannot help but view with dismay the content of the communications received in the past year.