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He had been against American involvement before becoming president. He felt that taking out troops would be a defeat for the United States.
I would wait for it to strike....then right before it bites, I would side step, then slice it's head off with the Sword!
I would translate this to mean that he is using the term death to be defeat. A coward is defeated many times before they die, but the valiant see all confrontations as a victory, regardless of the outcome they learn from each and gain strength from knowledge. Because of this they are defeated only at death.
You cannot translate a Scottish name into Greek, but you can phonetically spell it in Greek. The pronunciation would remain the same. Makenzie would translate to: Μακενζυ.
The gamble that Germany made before the US entered the war was that their blockade would defeat Britain. The US troops arrived before the blockade defeated Britain.
Nothing much would happen, but you must defeat it or catch it before you can battle the elite four
This is it = dit is het
Micheal
vivit.
Miguel
I can translate the Christmas song 'Silent night' in sign language.Interpreters will translate the dignitary's speech.Good intentions do not always translate into effective actions.Here are three sentences using the word 'translate':"James is fluent in English and French and so can translate between the two languages.""Please will you translate this into German for me?""When I am older I would like to translate for the government."
the reverse of success is defeat because if there was no defeat there would be no success