Examples of using Would avoid in English and their translations into Russian
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I would avoid it.
If I were her, I would avoid you, too.
I would avoid that.
If I were you, I would avoid them.
We would avoid this, right here.
People also translate
But if I were God, I would avoid suffering.
I would avoid the clams if I were you.
The kind of person I normally would avoid like the plague.
I would avoid from such loud statements.
We do. Otherwise I would avoid this place.".
I would avoid using the words"police" or"testify.
Backup equipment would avoid such occurrences;
I would avoid any of the powdered antihemorrhagic agents period.
If I had to punch that face, I would avoid your nose and teeth.
That would avoid repeating the two paragraphs.
At the same time, the recipient would avoid imposing any serious demands.
So I would avoid any overly straightforward assessments.
If people were always aware of this task, they would avoid many errors.
Spearfishermen would avoid them for obvious reasons.
Having that reading of the article reflected in the report, however, would avoid any possible misunderstandings.
But for now, I would avoid direct light on the lens.
Turkish and Armenian negotiators had reached an understanding: they would avoid open discussion of sensitivities.
This would avoid costly duplication of effort.
WP.30 continued its discussion of document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2013/6 by IRU, containing proposals to introduce the so-called"International Vehicle/Container X-ray Scanning Certificate" that would avoid repetitive X-ray inspections at border crossings.
Such a rule would avoid disrupting existing financial practices.
I would avoid the white one, because Phil uses the pool as a toilet.
A simplification of the procedures for individual EIA cases, which would avoid turning them into Cabinet decisions, should be considered for inclusion in the law on environmental impact assessment.
This would avoid, for example, the use of exotic species in restoration efforts.
This way the economic system would avoid a deep crisis associated with high inflation rates.
This wording would avoid the need to indicate the person who has suffered the loss.