Examples of using Intermingle in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Our bodies became… intermingled.
Intermingled… became… Our bodies.
The two of you could… intermingle.
Intermingled… Our bodies… became.
Our bodies became… intermingled.
With its intermingled population, dividing Bosnia was absurd.
Our bodies became… intermingled.
Two warring worlds intermingle in a brutal struggle for supremacy and survival.
Our bodies… became… intermingled.
Flowery notes intermingle with those of pastry, tobacco, leather and walnuts.
Became… Our bodies… Mmm. intermingled.
Notes of citrus fruit intermingle with those of vanilla, caramel and honey.
CF patients, they shouldn't intermingle.
It's an ancient ritual where two friends intermingle their blood, thus sealing a bond even deeper than friendship.
It's the point where film and reality intermingle.
Also, round and flat braids, raw white, intermingled polypropylene filament yarns.
In many places,Catholics of different rites are intermingled.
Many parts of the old sauna, which was built in 1965, intermingle with contemporary, newly designed elements.
There are also other works where these two threads:a slipshod commission and art intermingle.
Untwisted, finished, air intermingled or not.
This European culture for five thousand years continued to grow and to some extent intermingle.
It was at this school that all these influences would intermingle, interact and what would become ASL was born.
Bredie is an old Cape name for a dish of meat andvegetables stewed together so that the flavors intermingle.”.
The universal lifeblood of our sweat intermingles with the waters of the world, carried to the four quarters of the planet.
At dinner, as in life, Jewish andGreek identities intermingle freely.
Curved, modern buildings gently intermingle with both our colonial buildings and the verdant, vibrant rainforest.
Of the ancient spirits ofthe dark nether world. Now let the blood in your veins… intermingle with the blood.
In the Skagerrak the Baltic Sea herring intermingles with the North Sea herring stock, which also suffers from poor recruitment but is in a better state.
Thank you, one andall for joining The Great Sheldrake on this magic carpet ride into that shadowed land where reality and illusion intermingle.
Guitar, violin, lapsteel guitar and laptop all intermingle in his work in order to create a specific sonic language where noise meets melody, field-recordings and circuit-bending processings.