Translation for 'to unravel sth' from English to Ukrainian

to unravel sth. [disentangle]

розмотати щось [док.]

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to feel sth.

відчути щось [док.]

відчувати щось [недок.]

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to buy sth.

купувати щось [недок.]

купити щось [док.]

to pull sth.

тягти щось [недок.]

to prove sth.

довести щось [док.]

доказати щось [док.]

to wear sth.

носити щось [недок.]

to do sth.

робити щось [недок.]

вчинити щось [док.]

to need sth.

потребувати щось [недок.]

to want sth.

хотіти щось [недок.]

to drop sth.

впустити щось [док.]

to twist sth.

скрутити щось [док.]

крутити щось [недок.]

to enjoy sth.

смакувати щось [недок.]

насолодитися щось [док.]

to repeat sth.

повторити щось [док.]

to expect sth.

чекати щось [недок.]

to bear sth.

витримати щось [док.]

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• They were tasked to unravel a conspiracy believed to have been organised by the Sikhs to sow discontent amongst certain members of the Bengal Native Infantry and Irregular Cavalry stationed in Lahore.
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• In 1959, by use of X-ray crystallography, Dr. Max Perutz was able to unravel the structure of hemoglobin, the red blood cell protein that carries oxygen.

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• By contemplating on the twelve links, one gains greater insight into the workings of karma; this insight enables us to begin to unravel our habitual way of thinking and reacting.