Examples of using Detachment in English and their translations into Thai
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Emotional dryness, detachment;
Motorized detachment and combination;
Now, this creates a sense of detachment.
Also, blue favors detachment from the outside world and calm reflection.
Lack of timely treatment can lead to detachment.
Estimated time of detachment NEST, 0600 AM.
From here there is a change of mood, sadness and detachment.
Also is the prevention of early detachment of the placenta to prevent bleeding.
Detachment always makes one feel in relation to whom it is directed, anxiety and anxiety.
Contacted the queen. Told her we need a detachment from the Solarian army.
Your social detachment may strike you hard when you are unable to participate in the family activities.
With the progression of the disease, the inflammatory process spreads over the entire nail roller, which often leads to its detachment.
Work with feelings and detachment from them is directly related to the whole emotional sphere.
This gives a design to actualize arrangement requirement for security, seclusion, benefit levels, and inhabitant detachment.
The most numerous detachment(10 combat units) of missile ships of this class is in the Far East.
In the postoperative period after fistulizing antiglaucoma surgery on the background of Arutymol application, retinal detachment is possible.
Treatment can be carried out in two ways: by detachment and applying local preparations to the affected areas.
If you are seeing eye floaters--little spots in your vision--this may be a direct result of an aging condition called vitreous detachment.
To immediately receive additional detachment of infantry and artillery battery, and also receive an additional two battleships and a Fort!
It appears as a result of the penetration of the shock wave directly through the eyeball, which inevitably leads to the detachment of the central region.
The share of humor and detachment allows not very emotionally to be involved in world social processes, which gives independence;
Individualism as a value seems to dominate, breeding more competition than collaboration, more detachment than loyalty, more self-centeredness than compassion.
His coldness and detachment cause harm to everyone, thus provoking people to emotional outrage and indignation.
Modern cataract and glaucoma microsurgery, vitreous microsurgery and retinal detachment, diagnosis and treatment of fundus pathology, therapeutic ophthalmology.
For example, severe detachment, when almost half of the upper part of the nail plate leaves, it is recommended to turn to traditional medicine and prescribe a complete treatment.
Escape from him in peace and idleness still does not work, detachment and inaction are not able to bring happiness to these people.
Olive oil reduces the likelihood of detachment of the placenta, fights chronic fatigue, leads to the fact that the child will be formed in accordance with the term of gestation.
Every person sooner or later finds himself in a situation where he is overcome by pessimism, detachment, depression, lack of joy in life and complete apathy towards what is happening.
This new variant entered service in May 1941 with a detachment from No. 252 Squadron operating from Malta. The aircraft proved so effective in the Mediterranean against shipping, aircraft and ground targets that Coastal Command became the major user of the Beaufighter, replacing the now obsolete Beaufort and Blenheim.
As a partner gets tired of dragging the brunt of living on his own shoulders, when the second participant in the relationship prefers a lifestyle of detachment from everyday problems, family troubles, and diversity of relationships.