Examples of using The second chapter in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
The second chapter has some problems.
It's time to move into the second chapter.
In the second chapter, I wasn't sure.
I got a funny feeling after I read the second chapter.
The second chapter will be released next year.
Verses originally belonged to the second chapter of Deuteronomy.
The second chapter is when I returned home.
He says,"The introductionof Bhagavad-gītā has been translated into Tamil, and I will have the second chapter done next.
The second chapter in Tantrāloka is finished.
In the third chapter, we presented the second chapter‘s program on a hardware(FPGA) implementation.
The second chapter in Tantrāloka is finished.
After the first introductory chapter in the second chapter I describe some rules of football that are relevant for my thesis.
The second chapter is allocated to tourism industry.
Actually, in the second chapter, I wrote this thing with cake.
The second chapter lists the rules of Blackjack.
He also quoted the second chapter of aJoel, from the twenty-eighth verse to the last.
The second chapter raises the issue of what one can do with information.
From 2010 the second chapter of expansion of the tourism sector has begun in the region.
The second chapter of this crucial scripture in Trika Shaivism starts.
I published the second chapter of Mālinīvijayottaratantra(the most sacred Tantra of Trika Shaivism).
The second chapter introduces the evolution of the cellular mobile networks.
The second chapter shows the design and construction phases of the work.
The second chapter of the book also endeavours to lay the economic foundations of public finance management.
The second chapter describes the measurement environment I used for the measurements.
Started the second chapter in your autobiography, madam, just now started the world of ball, it's coming out very nicely!
The second chapter situates catechesis within the context of evangelization and relates it to other forms of the ministry of the word of God.
The second chapter looks at the economic importance of the maritime economy and its growth prospects and identifies the sources of its competitiveness.
The second chapter is not intended to be an exhaustive examination of all of these aspects but it will deal with those points which today appear to have particular importance for the whole Church.
The second chapter dwells on the significance of interdependence between Asian economies, and the consequences of interconnectedness of trade relations and strategic transport routes.
The second chapter consists of three sections, which consider the key historical, philosophical, cultural, sociological, socio-political, elitological positions, reflecting some aspects of the study of the psychology of elites.