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Significats de perpetrate such en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "perpetrate such".
Ús de perpetrate such en anglès
1
Godfrey, Godfrey, what could induce you to perpetrate such a crime?
2
These fellows, however, are the last of the troop who will perpetrate such offences.
3
My heart fails me- Icannotperpetrate such a cruelty.
4
Personally, I wanted to probe deeper into how Japanese society could perpetrate such a double violence.
5
I simply cannot begin to understand the mentality of anyone who could perpetrate such an act.
6
O thou of wicked understanding, why dost thou perpetrate such sin that is destructive of sacrifice.
7
And who could have had a motive, and who not, to perpetrate such a bloody deed?
8
But the child implored him not to perpetrate such folly, which would place her at Justin's mercy.
9
Indeed, partaking the human nature of those who could perpetrate such deeds, she felt her own spotlessness impugnent.
10
One of the ways the killer is able to perpetrate such crimes is by objectifying and dehumanising their prey.
11
To perpetrate such a fraud would have been worthy of Charles; to fable its perpetration not unworthy of the Cardinal.
12
Odysseus answered him: "May the gods punish the ruthless men who perpetrate such wrongs in a stranger's home."
13
There is no evidence, however, and no probability, that he had received the royal commands to perpetrate such a crime.
14
Do you believe in the honourable accumulation of wealth by men who hold such opinions and perpetrate such impostures as these?
15
We know, each for himself, that none of us would perpetrate such a folly, yet feel as if some other might.
16
It seems hardly possible to credit the mediæval wit with no keener sense of humour than to perpetrate such a far-fetched pun.