Примери за използване на Detested на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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which Margaret Thatcher detested; they promised to increase the health budget year on year.
who hated and detested Israel, and he commanded him to destroy the people.
I felt ugly and detested by the very man who once promised to love
who hated and detested Israel, and he commanded him to destroy the people.
The camaraderie among officers(he detested the NCOs for their callousness toward the ranks)
Detested it, partly because it was nearly as common in that region as Smith,
Curiously, the religious and conservative Betjeman detested Lewis, whereas the anti-Establishment Tynan retained a life-long admiration for him(Tonkin 2005).
He was a military theorist whom France, England, and the Soviet Union detested, a feisty writer who left no one indifferent.
Curiously, the religious and conservative Betjeman detested Lewis, whereas the anti-establishment Tynan retained a lifelong admiration for him.
one of Marion's wealthiest citizens, who detested Harding and his newspaper.
one of Marion's wealthiest citizens, who detested Harding and his newspaper.
Martin Luther, who detested this letter and called it“the epistle of straw,” failed to recognize that James's teaching on works complemented- not contradicted- Paul's teaching on faith.
I would do this detested chore in the least time possible with a minimum of psychic pain.
So I planned ahead; I would do this detested chore in the least time possible with a minimum of psychic pain.
Martin Luther, who detested this letter, failed to recognize that James's teaching on works complemented- not contradicted- Paul's teaching on faith.
As Albert Camus long since pointed out, French sympathizers with communism did not love the Soviets so much as they“heartily detested part of the French.”.
since Branham detested that form of organization.
always be detested and punished.
My dear Aramis,” said d'Artagnan, who detested verses almost as much as he did Latin,“add to the merit of the difficulty that of the brevity,
He had some pathetic little nickel plated aristocratic instincts and detested his name, which was Dunlap, detested it partly because it was nearly as common in that region as Smith