Приклади вживання Called Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It's right to say,"Maybe she called me from someone else's phone," or"Maybe she called me on someone else's phone".
I was in a classroom with my class when one of my classmates' sisters called her to warn her that there was a murderer at the school.
which is similar to something called a hierarchical hidden Markov model,
when she just called you to ask about business.
England in General,- the clock tower that we all called big Ben.
I was in a classroom with my class when one of my classmates' sisters called her to warn her that there was a murderer at the school.
Despite his lack of experience in fashion, Ford called American designer Cathy Hardwick every day for a month in hopes of securing a job at her sportswear company.
The Complainant repeatedly called the tax authority trying to find out who was dealing with his issue, however, he was ignored.
because the judges, called auditors, originally met in a round room to hear cases.
We even had to add someone to our schedules who was the person you called when you thought you would arrived but then realized you hadn't.
As a supervisor, when some people called in sick, I assumed it was an excuse for a day off.
After him, journalist Yuriy Butusov called twice or thrice with the words:«Andrew, where are you?
President Obama today called President Vladimir Putin of Russia to address the escalating violence in eastern Ukraine
Vice President Biden called Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych today to urge an immediate de-escalation in the standoff between protesters
Answering the question about whether Assad called the Russian President, he said,“No.”.
he often called his mother to free her from agitation at least for some time.
I called my mother as soon as I arrived,
Then Ubirajara several days in a row regularly called in management, but to catch the chief at the place
The resource, called Henchmen-2, expands the possibilities of anti-corruption activists at the regional level,
The five nameless days at the end of the calendar, called Wayebʼ, was thought to be a dangerous time.