Examples of using Underestimates 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
Because it underestimates me.
And that's the bird that everybody underestimates.
She never underestimates us.
He underestimates women, which makes him easy to manipulate.
Churchill severely underestimates the enemy.
He underestimates you, Mickey.
Exactly. Stevie always underestimates me.
Look, nobody underestimates the importance of the job you chaps are doing.
She thinks women are weak And underestimates them.
Our modern society underestimates the challenges arising from parenthood and familial relationships in general.
But when someone crosses me or underestimates me.
Counsel concludes that the State party underestimates the risk of the author being subjected to torture upon his return.
He arguably both underestimates the polarization of the current political climate and overestimates his own deal-making ability in doing so, though.
Mine's succeeding… because she underestimates me just as much as you do.
This system underestimates the true burden of disease because a significant percentage of STIs are diagnosed by other health providers, particularly general practitioners.
The world always underestimates the British.
First, paragraph 115 underestimates the potential of the regional commissions to contribute to the strengthening of the United Nations.
No one contests the Nouméa Accord;no one wants to undo what has been done since; no one underestimates the importance of this exemplary dialogue".
This legal reasoning clearly underestimates the seriousness of the crime and human rights violation of enforced disappearance.
In our favor, however, an enemy who underestimates the strength of our resolve.
Analogizing these catches to illegal fishing underestimates their role in contributing to food security and does not encourage the fishers concerned to shift to more responsible practices.
The Apogee quantum sensor underestimates violet/blue and red wavelengths.
It is ahistorical especially to the extent that it underestimates the gradual and cumulative ways in which national initiatives, especially in developing countries, created the conditions in which pioneering national programmes could emerge.
D Based on reported GDP, which underestimates activity in several countries.
But while I understand this logic, I think it underestimates the importance of rural places, peoples and livelihoods in the management of large wildlands.".
D Based on reported GDP, which underestimates activity in several countries.
This is a grave misconception, and also underestimates the gravity of the choices we face as business people and citizens.
As high as this number seems, surveys show that it underestimates the actual number of children who, though enrolled, are not attending school.
By these remarks I donot wish to leave the impression that our delegation underestimates the excellent work done by the experts in the United Nations Secretariat who helped the Secretary-General to prepare his report for this session.