Приклади вживання Which meant Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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This is a huge redshift, which meant that if the redshift was cosmological,
Regardless of the age of the child, which meant the room, it should be clearly defined several zones.
It is believed that the word Schlaraffe came from sredneminimalnogo Slur-Affe, which meant"young vertiprahov"(sorgloser Genie? er).
In 1917 the so-called‘brattsystem' was introduced which meant that each purchaser of alcohol had to use a liquor-ration book(Swedish“motbok”)”.
Sustaining this acceleration required investment vehicles, which meant the state had to exert tight control over banks
She takes a new throne name Maatkara, which meant"the Truth is the counterpart of the sun God RA, to emphasize its divine origin.
the rejection of which meant only one thing- death.
In 2008, Donald Trump Jr. stated that he visited Russia six times over the previous eighteen months, which meant he had flown there once every three months.
The secret of their survival was a special protein, which Yersinia pestis produced in large numbers and which meant“do not eat me” in the chemical language amoeba.
First of all, Solon carried out a debt reform sisahfii, which meant direct intervention in property relations.
The word calendar comes from the Latin word Kalendae which meant the first day of the month.
In 1860- 1880-es of XVIII century appeared the known harmony of bread price-levels in different areas of the country, which meant formation of the All-Russia bread market.
In read we have an odd little word, from the Old English raedan, which meant first to guess, to discern.
The 23 European clubs that took part in the quest divided into six teams, which meant we had mixed groups of participants.
The answer to heartless Jewish capitalism and communism could only be national socialism, which meant justice for Germans at the expense of others.
With the exception of'alcohol'- which meant, not a drink,
Yanukovych's authorities once again attempted to use force to oust protesters from Maydan Nezalezhnosti(Independence Square), which meant outright dismissive attitude of the then leadership of Ukraine
The Government observed that the applicant had disagreed with the Resolution of the Supreme Court, which meant that he had misunderstood domestic law,
This decree was preceded by Ukraine's recognition as a Priority Foreign by the US Trade Representative, which meant the worst assessment of our country in terms of intellectual property rights
In 2010, there were 9087 abortions in Estonia, which meant 57.4 abortions for every hundred live births.[5]