Usted buscó: i keep to study english (Italiano - Inglés)

i intend to study medicine next year.
i intend to study medicine next year.

i also would like to study french and spanish!!!
i also would like to study french and spanish!!!

he tried to study a lot last week.
he tried to study a lot last week.

i keep an open mind myself.
i keep an open mind myself.

i keep a weather eye on the horizon, my back to the wall
i keep a weather eye on the horizon, my back to the wall

i grew up in an average home, finished school, and started to study librarianship in 1985.
i grew up in an average home, finished school, and started to study librarianship in 1985.

i would like to study about your family, your country, your culture, and language!!
i would like to study about your family, your country, your culture, and language!!

the top french and spanish riders can be very, very interesting to study.”
the top french and spanish riders can be very, very interesting to study.”

in fact, it is what initially drew me to it and made me want to study it in earnest.
in fact, it is what initially drew me to it and made me want to study it in earnest.

giorno 3 - let's keep to the schedule!
day 3 - let's keep to the schedule!

very expensive, but i keep coming back, because she is the best
very expensive, but i keep coming back, because she is the best

4. write a letter (in english) explaining why you decided to study in the united states.
write a letter (in english) explaining why you decided to study in the united states.

in wiley e liebermann (2011) il termine semaphoront non appare, e il concetto più prossimo è quello di “ontogenetic homology”, al quale è dedicata mezza pagina, e che viene così sintetizzato: “the use of the concept of ontogenetic homology on the systematic level represents an attempt to study the differentiation and growth of the organism and to provide a basis for comparisons between organisms” (ibid., 116).
in wiley & liebermann (2011) the term semaphoront does not appear; the closer concept is the “ontogenetic homology”, to which half a page is dedicated, summarized as follows: “the use of the concept of ontogenetic homology on the systematic level represents an attempt to study the differentiation and growth of the organism and to provide a basis for comparisons between organisms” (ibid., 116).