Aún no tenemos significados para "kept distinct".
1Though the two questions should be kept distinct, one affects the other.
2In conditional sentences, the antecedent clauses must be kept distinct from the consequent clauses.
3It is this; that political functions ought to be kept distinct from judicial functions.
4Each channel was kept distinct from interference by the others.
5These rules are enforced by two kinds of motives, requiring to be kept distinct.
6They ought, Mrs. Masters thought, to be kept distinct.
7The Fathers are kept distinct from the gods.
8Dependent clauses preceded by "that" should be kept distinct from those that are independent.
9In conditional sentences, the antecedent or "if-clauses" must be kept distinct from the consequent clauses.
10In aesthetics, as in ethics, the question of validity has to be kept distinct from that of origin.
11This, at least to within a year or two ago, was kept distinct, an opening by the road-side.
12Social parties are also given on these occasions, although the lower castes are kept distinct at four separate tables.
13It is of the first consequence to them that their frontiers should be defended, and their nationality kept distinct.
14These two cases must be kept distinct from the very first, as they have an influence on the defence.
15We have, however, made some additions to the pamphlet, which are in all cases kept distinct from the original text.
16In proportion as the trial proceeded, Moreau's case was more and more kept distinct from that of the other prisoners.
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Kept distinct a través del tiempo
Kept distinct por variante geográfica