Examples of using Learn to avoid in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Learn to avoid trouble.
But you can learn to avoid mistakes.
When you are trying to break an addiction to any drug, you learn to avoid triggers.
You learn to avoid columns.
After a thousand years of living in this city,pigeons are now having to learn to avoid a fish.
But learn to avoid the ones that aren't.
The game provides the option to code red,a practice that we must learn to avoid some of the dinosaurs escape.
They also learn to avoid them and prevent allergy.
A study by scientists atQueen's University Belfast proved that fish learn to avoid pain, just like other animals.
She must learn to avoid putting me in a passion.
Recently, I went to a play in a theatre and I had a question: Is it possible to empathize with some kind of drama on stage or in life,and thus learn to avoid conflicts and start loving other people more?
You should really learn to avoid unnecessary pain.
For example, toys can learn to identify their owners, security cameras can identify specific threats, drones can“learn” how to diagnose problems at the tops of cell towers, saving humans considerable danger and drudgery,and self-driving cars can be safer and learn to avoid obstacles.
Patients can also learn to avoid situations in which they might be exposed to stimuli that trigger seizures and/or take steps to diminish their sensitivity(as by covering one eye) if they are unavoidably exposed.
But if the molecular machinery of apoptosis is defective,or if the cancer cells learn to avoid apoptosis, which indeed they often do, chemotherapy becomes ineffective.
Many people with IBS learn to avoid certain foods, beverages, and medicines that seem to make their symptoms worse.
The therapist's interpretations can help group members gain understanding of the impact of childhoodexperiences on their personality, and they may learn to avoid unconsciously repeating unhelpful past interactive patterns in present-day relationships.
The fly should learn to avoid the optically reinforced odor.
What is important for us, though, is that we learn to avoid the implications of the question I mentioned at the outset.
The fly should learn to avoid the optically reinforced odor.
Fruit flies, the work horses of genetics, learn to avoid mild electric shocks paired with arbitrary odours.
You must also learn to avoid the thinking that"I can change him/her.".
The point was to see if Sammy could learn to avoid the electrified objects not by memory, but by instinct.
Despite our broad discretion, we learn to avoid risk at all cost, rendering our discretion basically useless.
Learning to avoid events merely associated with pain is an ancient process.
And learning to avoid the mistakes of their ancestors.
Food researchers say that when humans searched for food, they learned to avoid toxic or spoiled objects, which were often blue, black, or purple.