Примери за използване на Greatly expanded на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In 1959 Turán embarked on the preparation of a new, greatly expanded version of the book.
has been improved and greatly expanded.
This innovation greatly shortened the period between design and manufacture and greatly expanded the scope of production processes for which automated machinery could be economically used.
The law's promulgation greatly expanded the Reign of Terror,
their emotional repertoire is greatly expanded.
with the result that their histories became greatly expanded in length;
their emotional repertoire is greatly expanded.
The earliest universal primary education system was established in Prussia by Frederick William in 1717.1 It was greatly expanded during the first half of the 19th Century
They greatly expanded the range of natural colors of flowers,
the college had greatly expanded its operations, adding two campuses in the other two major cities,
On Himmler's orders, by the spring of 1942 the camp at Auschwitz had been greatly expanded, including the addition of gas chambers,
We must remember that when heated air is greatly expanded, and if you are very tight inflate the pool during the cooler hours in the afternoon,
Queen's tripled its enrolment and greatly expanded its faculty, staff,
The fossil record has been greatly expanded over the last century,
the capital city has greatly expanded in the process of urbanization
Queen's tripled its enrolment and greatly expanded its faculty, staff,
whose reign from 1520 to 1566 was the longest of any sultan, greatly expanded the Ottoman Empire, annexing large swathes of the Balkans,
by early 1942 the concentration camp at Auschwitz was greatly expanded to include the addition of gas chambers,
whose reign from 1520 to 1566 was the longest of any sultan, greatly expanded the Ottoman Empire, annexing large swathes of the Balkans,
the catacombs were greatly expanded starting from the late 18th century,