grasps in Czech

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Sentence patterns related to "grasps"

1. In a sense he reaches out and grasps it.

2. He grasps in his arms the poor shuddering child,

3. And it now has a hand that can do different grasps.

4. A clasp plate (26), having slits, grasps the alignment pins (22).

5. He grasps my hand and smiles broadly, his face warm and friendly.

6. Once again, she grasps control of the situation, when Macbeth sees Banquo's ghost.

7. When a female attends the call, the male grasps her in an axillary amplexus.

8. 22 It grasps its victim in its forelegs and pierce it with its rostrum.

9. Scottie loses his footing, falls, grasps a gutter, dangles in space, looks down, gets dizzy.

10. Synonyms for Assimilates include comprehends, understands, grasps, absorbs, conceives, discerns, appreciates, apprehends, gets and intuits

11. Synonyms for Apperceptions include grips, understandings, perceptions, comprehensions, grasps, apprehensions, knowledges, discernments, awarenesses and appreciations

12. She seems to be in pain once again. He grasps the true Sakura's hand tightly.

13. Synonyms for Apprehendings include perception, understanding, awareness, grasps, appreciation, apprehensions, consciousness, feelings, impressions and recognition

14. When I stop midway, he grasps my hand or arm and pushes it toward his feet.

15. A people which grasps its sense of nationality with pleasure and love can always celebrate its rebirth.

16. He places his paws on her shoulders or grasps her around the waist and often licks her neck.

17. 25 For example, a child grasps and manipulates objects she can reach, signifying coordination between vision and tactile senses.

18. Adult teaching art grasps is a premise which adult teaching art forms, also is the adult teaching benignity development inevitably request.

19. For example, ask if she wants kisses or those titillating nibbles on her skin and if she prefers gentle fondling to wild grasps.

20. Therefore, must grasp multiposition attack the technology, grasps many and varied shoots the way, and is good at utilizing the many kinds of feigning movements.

21. As pointed by Simma, the term “bilateralist” grasps the essence of international law more precisely and is less prone to misunderstandings than the adjectives “relative” or “relational”.

22. WHO of us has not met a person who is better looking than we are, seems to be more popular, grasps things faster, or gets better grades in school?

23. Secondly, this false but believable news is Captious, inasmuch as it grasps people's attention by appealing to stereotypes and common social prejudices, and exploiting instantaneous emotions like anxiety, contempt, anger, and frustration

24. Some Aggadot tell stories that actually took place but are told in the form of parables or metaphors so that only a person who grasps the author's intent can understand them

25. Approximately and after a when, there is spume in the pond, he comes out a head and grasps the miss in a lotus basis dynasty station to blow signal above the hand.

26. The hand also can change nimbly, one day suddenly discovered, in her hand grasps a small thing, wants to put toward the mouth in time, do not make much ado about nothing.

27. MISSION: The hub of Armament concept creation and capability cultivation, one that is undaunted by risk, harnesses the brilliance of people from all sectors, boldly grasps technology’s leading edge, sharpens it, and thrusts it into warfighters hands to deter at peace and defeat in armed conflict.

28. Description: Amplexus (Latin "embrace") is a type of mating behavior exhibited by some externally fertilizing species (chiefly amphibians and horseshoe crabs) in which a male grasps a female with his front legs as part of the mating process, and at the same time or with some time delay, he fertilizes the eggs as they are released from the female's body.

29. Amplexus (Latin "embrace") is a type of mating behavior exhibited by some externally fertilizing species (chiefly amphibians and horseshoe crabs) in which a male grasps a female with his front legs as part of the mating process, and at the same time or with some time delay, he fertilizes the female eggs as they are released from the body.

30. : the mating embrace of some amphibians (such as frogs and toads) in which the male typically takes a position on the back of the female and tightly grasps onto the female with his front legs Frogs mate in a position called Amplexus, with the smaller male clasping the female from behind in a ride that can last two days or more.