Примери за използване на It is marked на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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For example, you can check except if it is marked as importance to ensure that any messages marked with a specific importance level aren't flagged for follow up.
Tourists say that it is marked not only by excellent equipment
It is marked with signs, has a total length of 8km
One side of it has a greater hardness(it is marked with a blue stripe)
As such, it is marked each year according to a Decree of the Council of Ministers of 1967.
It is marked with its rich and profound content that has attracted attention of the artists around the world.
It is marked by the wars between Russia
It is marked by a"zebra" on the road section,
For the Bulgarians it is marked with special sign
you need to be interested in a class of energy-saving, it is marked with the following markings:
in the dark part of the day it is marked with red and green constantly flashing navigation lights with a viewing distance of 2.5 nautical miles.
first of all, in that it is marked in an environment where the window does not snow
This is because(unlike all the other feasts) it is marked not by a day,
if it has violated a rule, it is marked as"tabu"(forbidden) so that the algorithm does not consider that possibility repeatedly.
However- if a user leaves a comment in Spanish, it is marked as such, and when enable default language translation is enabled it will enable the translation of said comment to English.
the preservation of Balinese art, it is marked by the establishment of several leading art school,
which is responsible for adjusting the fan speed of the hair dryer, it is marked as TIP122 on the board(circled in red in the photo).
On the map it is marked as"hidden beach" although it is just 20 meters from the road,
when the stress is not on the last syllable it is marked with a small stroke placed underneath the first consonant of the stressed syllable to the left of the vowel mark(occasionally, as in Davidson's grammar,