Examples of using Rendering them in English and their translations into Spanish
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Bind enemies to the ground rendering them immobile.
You jump down on them, rendering them unconscious… with the chloroform that we mixed in chem lab.
Somebody messed with the automobile's brakes, rendering them ineffective.
It has weakened countries, rendering them vulnerable to such economic shocks as the 2008 financial crisis.
Unfortunately this can damage the cells thus rendering them useless.
Strange atmosphere rendering them clumsy and useless.
Coulson deceived the thieves andstopped the robbery, rendering them unconscious.
Migration enriches our societies, rendering them more diverse and pluralistic, encouraging the exchange and evolution of ideas.
However, anger burns positive imprints, rendering them impotent.
It is for this purpose(of rendering them strong) that moons are placed.
Since 1982, they have been denied citizenship, effectively rendering them stateless.
Bile works by emulsifying the fats consumed, rendering them more easily absorbed and processed by the small intestine.
Initially they did, butthe human immune system eventually overrode the CVI capabilities rendering them useless.
Their bone marrow is damaged, rendering them immunodeficient.
Negan orders his men to open fire, butdiscovers that Eugene has tampered with their weapons, rendering them helpless.
Rather, the sun scorched the trees, rendering them as black as charcoal.
The swelling damaged the charging tubes where the uranium was irradiated to produce plutonium, rendering them unusable.
That's because power distorts communications, rendering them incapable of conveying accurate information.
Now, if we could introduce thesestable superheavies into the K'Tau sun, they would bind with the plutonium molecules, rendering them inert.
Denies their basic rights,their freedom; rendering them powerless, impotent 2.
I think in the next few years, we will find the first planets of Earth size, Earth mass,maybe even Earthlike temperatures, rendering them habitable.
Specimens are invariably damaged during sampling, rendering them useless for captive study or cell culture.
Hence the crucial aspect in analysing economic, social andcultural rights is not their legal recognition but the possibility of rendering them effective.
But activism ends with the burnout of the protagonists, rendering them superficial and robbing the program of meaning.
Crises in the form of natural disasters and violent conflict deplete the capacities andmaterial assets of entire communities, rendering them even more vulnerable.
Trafficking had placed the women migrants in very precarious employment situations, rendering them completely dependent on their employers and/or recruiters.
The IETF(Internet Engineering Task Force)has created two working groups that have turned TRILOGY's mechanisms into standards, rendering them operational.
Chopping veggies can change a vegetable's taste, rendering them slightly bitter.
The impunity with which Israel demolished Palestinians' houses without justification, rendering them homeless, was extremely disturbing.
The occupying forces deliberately demolished four homes in the camp anddamaged at least 11 other houses, rendering them completely uninhabitable, and leaving almost 150 people homeless.