Examples of using Five paces in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Medicine
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Computer
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Five paces.
Here we go. Five paces in time, okay?
Five paces from the wall.
To the ramparts! One man every five paces!
You're five paces away from me.
McCall says that they were standing five paces apart.
Yes. Five paces behind, for privacy.
Gentlemen, upon my count, five paces, if ye please.
Five paces to my left is the"A" train.
He's right, it's a stupid bet,I'm five paces from victory.
When I count three, you walk five paces, then you turn and defend yourselves.
You scream, I gut you like a carp,then hop the"A" train five paces to your left.
He stumbles backwards four or five paces and the blood splatter hits these steps.
In front of me there was a little baby girl who had just realised that she could‘walk' if, having got up onto her feet,she threw herself forward she could stumble four or five paces before losing momentum and falling down again.
After you go through the front door,walk five paces, look down, you will find it there.
Perfect. Okay, five more paces.
The technologies got better, andnow DNA sequencing is proceeding at a pace five times that of Moore's Law.
The four main types of courts, depending on the materials used for the surface, are clay, hard, grass and carpet courts,with the ITF classifying five different pace settings ranging from slow to fast.
In the bar, which proudly boasts to having"the wildest Mondays in the world", the evening begins dancing forró andends with a hot bean soup to warm the hardy souls that take the pace until five in the morning.
Ruiz Calderón us skillfully paced by five thousand years of Indian history to go breaking down the important influence of the hindu tradition in literature, Linguistics, philosophy, spirituality and Western mathematics, being this last very important area for the birth of what we call modernity.