Tłumaczenia dla hasła „desensitise“ w angielsko » polski słowniku

desensitize, desensitise Brit [di:ˈsensɪtaɪz] CZ. cz. przech.

to desensitize sb to sth

stępiać [perf stępić] czyjąś wrażliwość na coś

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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He says that's because tests show to get the levels of pollen required to desensitise patients would require far higher doses than are in honey.

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Having easy access to free alcohol on every night out would desensitise us to the novelty of getting drunk.

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I think success can desensitise your ability to assess risk.

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There is no cure for food allergies but some studies have shown success in exposing children to minute doses of the food can desensitise them.

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It's meant to desensitise you to your allergens, but this approach takes time.

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Experts believe that the animal crimes desensitise the sickos to the cruelty and pain their attacks on humans cause.

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It is essential to desensitise any puppy to being touched, handled and examined.

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When you shock people, you also desensitise them, so the next time you have to shock them even more just to get their attention, let alone keep it.

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The theory is that local honey is contaminated with local pollen, which can help desensitise a sufferer.

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In addition to charting cultural trends, there are other realities behind the impetus to desensitise death and dying.

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