Examples of using Obscures in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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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
Bring down the palace, it obscures the view of the cross!
Obscures internal and external links- sets up redirection for long URLs.
Wherever you run into it, prejudice always obscures the truth.
Limited edition" obscures the boundary of design and art.
Then our mind does not flow and our ignorance obscures our true nature.
It is a wall that obscures vision but allows light to pass through.
Plunged in darkness for a long time, the despair of the doves obscures the domes.
That also obscures the fact that there are many matters on which we agree.
Also, the side mount license bracket no longer obscures the view of the fat rear floor.
As Crassus obscures all he has done, shrouding his moves in deception.
These challenges lead to a stressful tension that obscures the clear view of the manager dangerously.
One obscures the holiness of the hierarchical Mother Church making her less fruitful.
It is made of black crape, and it obscures everything except his mouth and chin.
Sri Ramana emphasized that the onlything to do is to set aside the veil that obscures us our real nature.
Economic valuation obscures the need for qualitative changes.
Next growing tree otrastilo anew branch in the direction of the antenna beams, and obscures the signal from the satellite.
A damp fog obscures the view of a dense forest, sandy areas, beaches, lava fields, trees and shrubs.
What any search for"signs" in the êtres graphiques obscures is a more contemporary, supra-linguistic issue.
This technology obscures any sensitive data that is sent to the servers, ensuring that no one can steal it.
There's hardly a spot on Kauai where human settlement obscures the island's tropical, rustic beauty.
A solar eclipse obscures the line between day and night so it is the only time humans and demons can change places.
Usually in pairs or small groups, sometimes in larger meetings,but the decline of the population may now obscures large flocks in some areas.
Let us free ourselves from everything that obscures our Form of Life, so as to live each moment the Gospel that we have promised!
The large building with a spiral of Frank Lloyd Wright is itself a masterpiece of sculptural,and its beauty almost obscures the collection of twentieth century art housed inside.
But, because money's anonymity obscures its provenance, it may be socially less acceptable as a medium of payment for some objects.
But Mandel's stress on the elements of continuity obscures the fact that the defeat of the coup marked a qualitative change.
True Marian devotion never obscures or diminishes faith and love for Jesus Christ Our Saviour, the one Mediator between God and humankind.
And are you not thus guilty of the inconsistency which obscures my mission in the world and prevents men and women from encountering God's love?
A drop-down menu obscures your content, which is why you should avoid it if you want to make the right impact and boost your conversions.
Just as importantly, it obscures the ways border regimes and racist public discourses are actively disrupting migration and preventing an inclusionary culture and polity.