Examples of using Tends 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
Who tends the flames?
A man grows what he can, then he tends it.
Romeo tends to Adam.
Tends to have a lot more trees.
Cowboy always tends to his horse first.
People also translate
Nature heals the disease, the physician tends and cares!
He tends to his heart.
Therefore their matter tends to greater heaviness.
He tends to be a little impulsive.
The color in dark jeans tends to rub off on other materials!
It tends to soften the blow of the bad news.
When stretched underwiring made of flat wire tends to distort;
Aries tends to project itself outward.
In cases involving a child that young, the court tends to side with her.
So it's-- a bank tends to serve a whole community.
Prolonged fasting, either physical or spiritual, tends to destroy hunger.
Everything tends to represent the territory of belonging.
And of course, our own systems technology tends to leave the plant on low-loaders.
The shih tzu tends to require a large amount of personal attention each day.
But religion also tends to fight science.
This tends to produce a tight, nasally dominated tonal color.
A general rule is that East tends to be more formal than West.
Their skin tends to be reddish and freckled and they usually have green eyes.
Atopic Dermatitis skin in children tends to be bumpy, thickened and leathery.
Such a class tends to trail behind its rulers rather than to challenge their rule.
Pregabalin clearance tends to decrease with increasing age.
Dipole of them tends to rotate so to get into a stable position.
The present trend in fashion watches tends to the color white and plastic materials.
The tax burden tends to provide financial incentives for undeclared work.
My colleague Tonny tends them and takes care of the harvest of the caoutchouc.