Examples of using Familiar objects in English and their translations into Spanish
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Uses familiar objects in new ways, e.g.
Communicates amount of familiar objects, e.g.
Categorize familiar objects by function and class.
He wants to see the look of familiar objects at night.
Familiar objects have been re-engineered to create puzzles for the player.
Difficulty identifying familiar objects or people.
It is desirable that they were presented to the child's familiar objects.
Names a few familiar objects in his/her environment.
Baby can turn the pages and name familiar objects.
Communicates amount of familiar objects, e.g., sees two apples and says,“two”.
Inability to recognize faces or familiar objects.
Failure to recognize familiar objects although the sensory mechanism is intact.
For example, forgetting names and where familiar objects were left.
Uses familiar objects in new ways, e.g., places a toy basket on head.
These words are for familiar objects and people, e.g.
Language problems, such as trouble remembering the names of familiar objects.
Name some body parts and familiar objects, such as"toy" or"cat.".
Usually recognize the names of family members and familiar objects.
Recognizes familiar objects and begins to demonstrate favoritism for certain toys.
The VISTA catalogue covers both familiar objects and new discoveries.
Many other familiar objects exhibit the same chiral symmetry of the human body, such as gloves and shoes.
How did the Savior compare gospel truths to familiar objects and experiences?
Problems recognizing familiar objects or remembering how to do everyday things.
The names and personalities of the gods, heroes,farm animals or familiar objects varied from culture to culture.
Children now can use familiar objects in the manner they are intended to be used and can identify and name familiar people and objects. .
Infants and toddlers need to have familiar objects around them at the hospital.
Bright photographs of familiar objects engage little ones as they new words.
Children also begin to categorize familiar objects by their properties, such as color or type.
This is why Pérez Bravo chooses such familiar objects such as rope, branches, and animal parts to express the divine nature of all things.
Some monkeys also displayed an inability to recognize familiar objects and would approach animate and inanimate objects indiscriminately, exhibiting a loss of fear towards the experimenters.