Examples of using "Provocar" in a sentence and their english translations:
that could cause you to shut down or lose interest
to induce investor losses,
Germs can cause sickness.
Such behavior may bring about an accident.
that could have cut these deep vertical fissures
so that can cause a certain amount of dependence sometimes.
East Prussia appeared to provoke a Russian offensive.
Pollen can cause severe allergic reactions.
His long absences were starting to provoke suspicion.
How to arouse a woman's desire?
Such behavior can cause an accident.
Dirty drinking water can cause sickness.
You need to stop provoking fights with Tom.
You seem to be trying to provoke Tom.
but it may make illnesses worse over the longer term.
Tiny particles in the air can cause cancer.
Ultraviolet rays can cause skin cancer.
Does he want to provoke a new outbreak of violence?
and can lead to death within a very short time.
The policeman blamed the taxi driver for the accident.
My mother never drives for fear of causing an accident.
If the harvest gets any worse, there could be a famine.
My mother never drives for fear of causing an accident.
A facet of genius is the ability to provoke scandals.
American Institute , only one meter of water could lead to the sinking of
Antigens are substances capable of provoking the formation of antibodies.
Tom seems to have a lot of fun trying to cause as much trouble as he can.
I was accused of causing an accident that left two dead and four injured.
Ney’s courage that day was awe-inspiring, but his decisions helped to cause the French
"You do know that drinking can give you an abortion?" "Son, men don't have abortions."
have confessed, passing their time trying not to provoke a president
Hannibal failed to provoke an open battle and despite the vast plunder that was taken, it was clear
It was Franklin Delano Roosevelt who stirred the pot again in 1939, by moving Thanksgiving to the third Thursday in November. Up until then, Americans had marked the holiday on the last Thursday in November, a date first specified by Lincoln. The new date was Roosevelt's bid to lengthen the Christmas shopping season and boost the nation’s economic recovery after the Great Depression.