Examples of using Decomposed in English and their translations into Serbian
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Cyrillic
No, decomposed.
The bodies had decomposed.
Partially decomposed body found… Female body found.
She was too decomposed.
Decomposed. Mutilated beyond recognition.
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He would've decomposed quickly.
The head and extremities are barely decomposed.
Partially decomposed body.
The decomposed remains Of dead plants and animals.
The magic of decomposed to physics.
Evidence of atrocities; an average of six corpses a day, continue to emerge… the corpses--some fresh, some decomposed--are mainly of old men.
Humus(decomposed manure) is extremely valuable fertilizer.
Fingertips were too decomposed for prints.
To chicken manure decomposed faster, you can add drugs Tamir or Baikal-M(at the rate of 1 tablespoon of the drug per bucket of water).
The oil in turn is a form of third step from all the decomposed organic matter.
If the fish is not too decomposed, do not hesitate to examine it.
They promote the disproportionation of superoxide into oxygen and hydrogen peroxide,which is then rapidly decomposed by the enzyme catalase to oxygen and water.
Sources say the partially decomposed body found is missing Ardsley woman Megan Hipwell.
The saliva is an enzyme that decomposes starch andstarch when decomposed formed glucose(dextrose).
Every function h:W→ Y can be decomposed as h= f o g for a suitable injection f and surjection g.
Again the point has to be driven home that what was thrown onto those fires did not remain there forever- the bodies decomposed into dust.
Think it's fun seeing decomposed bodies in my tree, do you,?
Till decomposed layers of organic mulch into the soil, then apply a fresh 2- to 4-inch layer(more will smother roots) to keep new plantings warm and to control water runoff and soil erosion.
It's… as though she was decomposed by an alchemist… but who?
Long before there is a physicist in theory to predict,quasi-two-dimensional crystal itself thermodynamic nature of instability, at room temperature will be quickly decomposed or curled, so it can not exist alone.
The structure of a DHT can be decomposed into several main components.
The scenery is even more impressive underwater because the trees have not decomposed, so it ends up looking like a submerged forest.
In 1863, Giuseppe Fiorelli noticed that the decomposed bodies of the victims had created holes and spaces in the layers of ash.
The deceased could have become trapped in the sewer, and then decomposed, which I have never seen, but I'd certainly like to.
The skin we see that's buried inside a grave, that decomposed skin, that's the portion that grew postnatally from the food the person ate.