Examples of using Trying to avoid in English and their translations into Russian
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Trying to avoid you.
Politicians trying to avoid jail.
Trying to avoid the traffic.
The guy was kind of trying to avoid a scene.
Just trying to avoid the cameras.
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Some coffee merchants trying to avoid export tax.
I'm… trying to avoid a scene.
I have been a little busy trying to avoid war with Iran.
Trying to avoid altitude sickness.
Maybe I was trying to avoid myself.
Trying to avoid being put into custody.
Look, I s just trying to avoid past miakes.
Trying to avoid cavitation and non-linear loss of energy.
You spend your life trying to avoid my advice.
And trying to avoid the hostile stares of everyone in here.
I was hiding out in Grand Central trying to avoid this.
You know, just trying to avoid my second felony.
And most men don't spend their lives trying to avoid it.
Trying to avoid getting close… to avoid loss.
I have spent my whole life trying to avoid at scenario.
Be careful, trying to avoid contacting hot surface of the unit.
Yeah, but his dad did break his leg trying to avoid a tree coming down.
Trying to avoid any more questions about his dream, he asked Mad-Eye where St Mungo's was hidden.
Peel a middle sized lemon trying to avoid white pith underneath.
Trying to avoid a battle or distraction from Tenedos, the Turkish fleet went around him on the south side and rushed to the west.
She's just doing what you do, what everyone does-- trying to avoid pain.
In the army he dodges responsibility when trying to avoid the difficulties of service, but here his trick is out of turn and is arrested in the guardhouse.
I found her on the train between carriages Trying to avoid the conductor.
We have listed some common andwidely used expressions trying to avoid regionalisms, so than you can make yourself understood in any place you go in Brazil.
I have just adopted a decision to quit wasting time trying to avoid the message.