Examples of using Be ground in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Final samples which must not be ground.
It can be ground in a blender and berries.
Any possible geometry can be ground.
The head ends should be ground precisely to the right shape.
The three types of scraper can be ground.
Except that they should be ground accurately On edges.
Both the face side and the diameter can then be ground.
The coffee must not be ground too fine.
Can be ground before excavation of underground pipelines census.
Flat material can also be ground"upright.
Nuts must be ground to a powder using a coffee grinder or blender.
Glass of the two leaves can also be ground or blown.
The coffee should be ground coarsely, roughly fine grain.
Final samples which must be divided and part of which must be ground.
Both HSS and carbide can be ground on the machines.
It could be ground, and was stewed or baked Ex 16:23, Nu 11: 8.
Only roasted whole coffee beans may be ground with this grinder.
Cinnabar may be ground, but its red colour cannot be removed.
For our finer lime products nekafin® 2, nekafin® 0 and nekasol® 2,the quicklime coming from the shaft kiln has to be ground intensively.
The finished rod diameter can be ground to within tolerances± 0.001”.
These leaves cannot be ground into as fine a texture as the upper leaves, and therefore leave the tea with a more sandy tasting texture.
Sizes from 1.0 to 3.2 mm can be ground with the tappet provided.
Even special glazing can be ground easily thanks to innovative milling technology.
The mineral itself is deep red and has to be ground to a pigment before it can be used in paint.
Flanges and journals can now be ground in a single clamping set-up, as well as main and pin bearings.
In addition, quinoa seeds can also be ground and then used as an alternative to wheat flour.
Some seeds, such as linseeds, must be ground or blended before eating, to release their nutrients for absorption;
The unopened flower buds can also be ground into a useful spice, but the most commonly seen chives are freshly chopped stems.
In order to fulfill this purpose, food must be ground, mixed, and transported through the intestines, where it is digested and absorbed.
Therefore, most synthetic materials and types of rubber cannot be ground without making them brittle through the addition of liquid nitrogen as a cooling agent.