Examples of using What's in front in English and their translations into Slovak
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Medicine
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Computer
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Programming
What's in front of us?
Can you see what's in front of you?
What's in front of you?
Don't you see what's in front of you?
What's in front of me.
People also translate
Do you only see what's in front of you?
What's in front, and what's in back?
Do we see what's in front of us?
But wherever you are, it's keeping you from facing what's in front of you.
See what's in Front of your eyes!
My favorite food is… what's in front of me?
We see what's in front of us and we choose the best option.
Okay, let's just focus on what's in front of us.
You believe what's in front of you, and nothing more.
You have to concentrate on exactly what's in front of you.
Just read what's in front of you, or I will ruin you!
Tunnel vision- your field of vision narrows so that you see only what's in front of you.
You just do what's in front of you.".
They help us see what's in front of us, kind of like a pair of big flashlights that don't need their batteries replaced every time your power goes out.
To make us forget what's in front or behind.
By focusing on what's in front of you, you're less likely to worry about onlooking strangers and what they might be thinking about you.
But people often can't see what's in front of their eyes.
Closer to what's in front of us than what's behind.
Gaiyagaiya, go back to what's in front of the Earth.
You can see directly what's in front of you, but nothing further.
Studies find we tend to eat what's in front of us, even though we would feel just as full on less.
Remember, you can't reach what's in front of you until you let go of what's behind you.
Studies have shown that we tend to eat what's in front of us, even if we could be full with less.
Studies have shown that we tend to eat what's in front of us, even if we could be full with less.