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Meanings of belong in английском
испанский
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Examples for "lie"
Examples for "lie"
1
The fitness and the beauty lie in the felicity of the language.
2
The principal commercial forests lie in the South-Western districts of the Colony.
3
Clark said responsibility for the situation must lie with the RNZ board.
4
It is false; it is a lie; it is all a lie.
5
The rest of the hunters lie in wait in a secure place.
1
And he made the tribes of Israel to dwell in their tabernacles.
2
The truth does not dwell in the letter but in the spirit.
3
For I am the Lord that dwell among the children of Israel.
4
Results: The median dwell time of the retained stents was 39 months.
5
But he had decided long ago not to dwell on the past.
1
It will consist of experts from the business sector including legal representatives.
2
The file should consist of a number of lines in the form:
3
As virtue and wickedness consist not in passion, but in action; so
4
And the reports could not simply consist of data dumps and pictures.
5
The new Tyco will consist of the company's fire and security businesses.
1
The fitness and the beauty lie in the felicity of the language.
2
The principal commercial forests lie in the South-Western districts of the Colony.
3
The rest of the hunters lie in wait in a secure place.
4
The early pioneers of the great Northwest civilization lie in neglected graves.
5
Your obligation doesn't lie in the literary field; it is real-andpersonal.
Usage of belong in английском
1
You belong in the light; in love and the giving of love.
2
Well, of course, the house used to belong to actor Lionel Barrymore.
3
They get past a certain age and feel they no longer belong.
4
And people would ask him questions: 'What church do you belong to?'
5
We found animal remains that we know belong in the Ice Age.
6
We are therefore very happy to belong to the SIFIs, Ackermann said.
7
Those who Know Best decide that I belong in a military school.
8
Every South African language has the right to belong and to thrive.
9
Two main disorders belong to this group: contact dermatitis and atopic dermatitis.
10
Which means these children have obviously been exploring places they don't belong.
11
They were always used outfits, but they didn't belong to the victims.
12
He didn't really belong at university, but he was a good socialist.
13
Only in terms of consumption does Russia belong to the developed world.
14
He said five of those stranded in Fiji belong to one family.
15
The prophets and psalms of Israel also belong to our holy heritage.
16
We forget too easily that people all belong to the same family.
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