Examples of using Different groups in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Very different groups.
It's just they seem like very different groups.
They are two different groups of people.
Different groups handle this differently.
Create or join to different groups.
People also translate
The different groups are then separated by the“;” sign.
Today I saw three different groups.
Different groups of people have different values.
In society, there are different groups of people.
An important advantage of MSR-5XXmultiswitches is diversification of signal levels at different groups of outputs.
There are different groups in the society.
Today's Europeans contain ancestry from three different groups.
We determined 3 different groups of patients.
We divide the younger and older children into different groups.
They are different groups and bands, not dozens but hundreds.
Jesus is making a distinction between two very different groups of people.
Car Seats are split into different groups, based on the weight of your child.
We just need to break ourselves into two different groups now.
You have got different groups among the blacks just as you have amongst whites.
Assign different commissions to different groups of products.
You can create different groups of devices for which different rules will be applied.
Recommended daily amounts of iron are different for different groups of people.
Paul here pauses to address different groups within the church.
You no longer need to rasterize effects or overlays in different groups of layers.
Or voluntary actors from different groups play the scene again.
People come up with many different stereotypes to associate with different groups of people.
The debates were very heated among the different groups that make up the coalition.
There are also differences within the sectors themselves and among different groups of stakeholders.
To address this, organisations can prevent different groups of users from exchanging email.