Примеры использования Has crossed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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the second attempt confirmed that the injury has crossed all her hopes.
He now considers that the new president has crossed the yellow line
the receiver of the message will be announced soon after the winning team has crossed the finish line.
it should be no surprise that Bitcoin has crossed the $10000 mark.
The film confronts the historical beauty of the memorable city with ubiquitous tourism, that has crossed the boundaries of taste
The 30th in succession"humanitarian convoy" of Russia's MES destined for Donbas has crossed the national border of Ukraine,
Such military expenditure over the last few years has crossed the $800 billion mark globally in current dollar terms.
But this favourable outcome cannot be assumed to mean that the aggregate African economy has crossed the critical threshold to a self-sustainable poverty-reducing growth path.
The rivalry between Spiderman and Batman has crossed the big screen
Over 100 trucks of Russian's 31st"humanitarian convoy" for Donbas citizens has crossed the Ukraine-Russia border,
the Danish army is alerted that the German army has crossed the border, and Denmark is now at war with Europe's strongest army.
Before reaching the Saimaa Canal, the gas pipeline has crossed a river in the similar way just once- in 2009 the builders of the Gryazovets- Vyborg gas pipeline constructed a micro-tunnel under the Neva River.
through the issuance of a certificate, that no rough diamond that has crossed an international border between two signing countries has come from an area of conflict.
Once a person has crossed the line- she will respond,
Quinoa cultivation has crossed continental boundaries to reach France,
while Hamas has crossed all Red Lines,
He is the only player in his team who has crossed the mark of 10 points so far.
an inheritance from the Archaic Mysteries that has crossed the ages and is used to this day.
All the indications are that the Russian economy has crossed an important threshold in its systemic reforms,
Belgrade must be strongly reminded that it has crossed the limits of what is tolerable and legitimate.