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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bow to avoid" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to suggest a gesture of respect or submission that one should evade, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In negotiations, sometimes it's best to take a bow to avoid further conflict, but this phrase doesn't quite fit."
Alternatives: "a gesture to evade" or "a sign to bypass".
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Of course, I didn't start shooting a bow to avoid being digitized.
Wear an armguard whenever you shoot a bow to avoid scrapes or cuts on the bow arm.
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The following items are recommended: Wear an arm-guard (also known as a "vambrace" or bracer) on your bow arm (the side that holds the bow) to avoid it getting slapped by the bowstring (if you don't use one you will end up skinning your forearm if you do it too much).
defer.add img); Tuck the bow ends in and fold the above section of bandage over the bow, to avoid it being rubbed undone.
Is this a bow to the law, or to politics?
Add a bow to a ponytail.
Add a bow to its neck.
Add a bow to the container.
Adding a bow to the head for a cute touch.
Mr. Cuomo was forced to bow out to avoid a humiliating defeat.
Some individuals indicated they did not want to be approached, e.g. bowing head to avoid eye contact or changing the direction they were walking.
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