Examples of using Able to function in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Computer
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Official/political
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Programming
Be able to function at school?
The market must be able to function, of course.
Without these chemical messengers your body would not be able to function.
It is not able to function optimally.
Then the new government will be able to function.
It is usually able to function with scratches and dust on the screen with good accuracy.
My sms apps were detecting Internet, but not able to function.
Will they be able to function alone?
I was just terrified of things getting so bad, I wouldn't be able to function.
Without them we wouldn't be able to function properly and their complete absence would mean a lot of trouble for us.
Otherwise, the food will not remain hot, because the process will not be able to function.
Man's consciousness is able to function through as many of these aspects as have been already evolved in him into activity.
Otherwise, the food will not remain hot,because the process will not be able to function.
I rely on my S Pen to be able to function the upper half of my screen since I dropped it and cracked the screen.
I think the path that we have mapped out is the right one andthat in this way we will be able to function.
There is a danger that the NationalAssembly will no longer be able to function as a forum for the free exchange of views.
In the kitchen it will be able to function as a storage place for potholders, towels, collections with recipes, various souvenirs and cute decorations.
These drugs can not be taken regularly,otherwise the intestines will not be able to function independently.
A political party must, by definition, be able to function without subsidies, and that includes European political parties.
Psychotherapy involves working with a therapist to reduce symptoms of anxiety so thatthe person will feel safer and able to function better.
Without high levels of knowledge and competence,the Councils will not be able to function as an essential part of consultation and dialogue.
This is needed for people to be able to function in today's fast-moving world, where people travel hundreds of kilometres to attend a specific meeting.
This additional muscle mass gas means you will be stronger,more effective, and able to function out for longer, causing prompt muscle gains.
The success of the exercise also showedthat despite the language differences, training participants are able to function as one unit in the execution of both simple and demanding tasks.
In order to understand how America is able to function as a collective body, it is critical to have the knowledge of the scope of power and responsibility vested in the Executive Branch.
The EESC highlights the fact that employees need social protection anda secure income if they are to be able to function optimally, without fear for the future, in a rapidly changing society.
Once full coverage of ADR entities dealing with contractual consumer disputes linked to the sale of goods or provision of services has been accomplished in all Member States,the ODR platform will be able to function fully and serve its purpose.
For it is difficult to imagine that the Ukrainian economy will be able to function if the price of gas is over USD 400 per 1 000 cubic metres.
A high level of experienced staff leads to a workforce able to function on their own initiative and thereby able to handle cases efficiently.