pitfalls in the PONS Dictionary

pitfalls Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be full of perils and pitfalls
изпълнен съм с опасности и капани

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This painting is to warn men of the pitfalls of love and how it could drain one of their powers.
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If you're thinking about becoming a vegetarian, you need to bone up on the pitfalls and mistakes that often trip beginners up.
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We are doing very well, through all the bluster and the market pitfalls.
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Lightweight and stylish, it had none of the pitfalls of traditional wicker furniture, which had a tendency to creak when used and would eventually wear out.
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Known pitfalls of this method are insufficient occlusion, subarachnoid hemorrhage, hyperthermia, and necrosis of the ipsilateral extracranial tissue.
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This tactic would also help avoid one of the pitfalls of overt observation, in which observers ask for consent before observation has started.
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Those politicians who had risen to power during the 1830s had by now also become familiar with the pitfalls of rule.
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It serves as a gatekeeper for a show that avoids the obvious, ham-handed pitfalls typical of political art and instead greets the viewer with breadth, humor, and postmodern cynicism.
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However, three of the eight sections were pitfalls.
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Animators used humor to illustrate common pitfalls when loading and firing and techniques to maximize their efficiency and accuracy.
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