Examples of using Managed to avoid in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Just managed to avoid it.
There is a gift shop but we managed to avoid that.
A 44-year-old man managed to avoid the knee surgery and treat the knee pain completely naturally.
There are very few children in the world who managed to avoid this ailment.
Fourier managed to avoid this difficult confrontation by sending word that it would be dangerous for Napoléon.
And other buildings in outlying areas managed to avoid complete collapse.
Jim Sachinidis managed to avoid the bulldozer named Pickering, and got his last few chips in against Simon Morris.
He also worked in Korea and thus belonged to the few who managed to avoid Vietnam.
Looks like Roca managed to avoid Tony and Ziva.
Gwanghae negotiated independently for peace with the Manchus and managed to avoid another war.
Fairly peaceful caste, which managed to avoid needless bloodshed and stop mezhduusobitsy.
Although many Luxembourgers were on near-starvation level dietary intakes,the country managed to avoid famine.
If the fox managed to avoid a fatal wound, the dog expels the prey from the hole to where the hunter is waiting.
The pilots dideventually become aware of the incoming missiles, and managed to avoid several, the Hadashot report said.
Managed to avoid the bats and the bullets long enough to… give us a 360 panorama of the park where the block party was held.
In other words, there were forces which were not interested in deepening the conflict andeventually managed to avoid civil war in Romania.
The hero of this game managed to avoid abduction and courage decided to go with my friends to free them from captivity.
There are also effective folk remedies of stretch marks during pregnancy and in all other cases,when still not managed to avoid the appearance of unsightly scars.
World swept zombie epidemic, but the pair managed to avoid infection, they tried to stay together, but one guy was away for food and did not return.
Other Member States, through more careful attention to the distributional profile of their changes in tax andbenefit systems, managed to avoid disproportionate effect on low income households.
Thatcher, like the intractable Romanian, managed to avoid friendly embraces, which she at that time, perhaps, was more afraid than all the Soviet ballistic missiles combined.
The skin on your face becomes thinner over time, there are fine lines, complexion is not as shining as we would like-and this is only for those lucky who managed to avoid the traces of pimples, freckles, age pigment changes in the skin, burns and scars.
On the contrary, the victorious ANO movement managed to avoid this pitfall mostly by choosing Pavel Telička, a man with unquestionable experience in EU mechanisms.
The procedures for negotiating and renewing FPAs are often complex and lengthy, yet theCommission handled these difficulties well and, with few exceptions, managed to avoid interrupting the fleet's fishing activities.
Well, obviously, it's not the outcome we wanted,but Zoran Brasha has managed to avoid prosecution everywhere until now, and it was our intelligence that helped lead to his capture.
If the Grand Tourist managed to avoid the pirates of Dunkirk, the then had to run a gauntlet of highway men on Dutch roads, thieves in Italy and France, marauding packs of disbanded soldiery everywhere, and the inquisition in Spain, to say nothing of ravenous wolves and dogs.
The Commission, which had cooperated effectively with Parliament, managed to avoid anything that could challenge the principles of the Community system.
Unlike many countries in the region, Morocco managed to avoid a big drop in foreign direct investments in the wake of the global financial crisis and the Arab Spring uprisings of 2011, partly by marketing itself as an export base for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
Barysas-Baras dressed and behaved extravagantly, but nevertheless managed to avoid confrontations with the regime because he was severely short-sighted, and moreover, his father was an employee of the Lithuanian Prime Minister's Office.
They should be carefully adjusted and managed to avoid excessive profits, inefficiencies leading to unnecessarily high energy prices and to sub-optimal energy mixes, or possible flow of support funds from civic energy to hedge funds.