Examples of using Prolonged in English and their translations into Arabic
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Prolonged Labour.
Treatment should not be prolonged;
Prolonged skin-to-skin contact.
You have merely prolonged your agony.
After the healing period, the teeth will be prolonged.
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Ok, Stefan. Prolonged exposure therapy.
Ingredients accumulate in the body, providing a prolonged effect.
Human. Suffering prolonged and fatal cellular breakdown.
Suspects may besubjected to administrative detention without being tried for prolonged periods.
This prolonged failure leads to mistrust and insecurity.
Residue-free even after prolonged adhesion.
With prolonged working hours you may face few problems.
UNMISS formed a Working Group on Prolonged, Arbitrary Detention.
After a prolonged litigation, we're finally open again?
Victim appears to have expired from prolonged hypoxemia… secondary to asphyxiation.
Prolonged investigations of violent offenders, that kind of stuff.
Their death will be as… prolonged and as unpleasant as could be wished for.
Prolonged silence, and then a sudden blast from his old stand-up routine.
It seems that the victim had prolonged exposure to hydrogen cyanide ethyl bromoacetate.
Prolonged depression(cumulative reduction of GDP by about 50%).
This reduced the incidence of prolonged detentions by providing records on detainees.
The prolonged conflict in Somalia remains a matter of great concern to Kenya.
Kneading sugar and prolonged dough in continuous kneading machines.
The prolonged civil conflicts rely heavily on child soldiers.
High inequalities for prolonged periods make it more difficult to sustain economic growth.
Prolonged pressure caused the sternum to snap in half and the ribs to break.
(b) At the prolonged pretrial detention of children and lengthy procedures;
Prolonged displacements exhausted traditional community coping mechanisms, outstripping food production.
With prolonged use is possible- a slight irritation of the nasal mucosa.
