Примери коришћења Grain of salt на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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People should take things rock stars say with a grain of salt because there's no one in rock
I tend to take“legal futurists” with a grain of salt and focus on- I guess you would call them“present-ists”- the people that are talking about what the legal profession should be doing now,
So take the details on the next bit with a grain of salt- the important thing in terms of the topic at hand today,
everyone will know about their problems, therefore they are put to a specialist with a grain of salt.
so take negative reviews with a grain of salt.
Twitter shares from the official API, so take the Total Shares from Social Analytics with a grain of salt.
But I think you have to take those with a grain of salt because they're pressured to come up with wild sex advice on a monthly basis,
so take that“fact” with a grain of salt and if you know of a previous such role,
it should be considered with a grain of salt.
tiny computers smaller than a grain of salt- will be embedded in everyday objects and devices,” says IBM's Arvind Krishna.
finding a website that claims that you can buy their steroids online legally without a prescription should be viewed with a grain of salt.
so take negative reviews with a grain of salt.
should be taken with a grain of salt.
tiny computers smaller than a grain of salt- will be embedded in everyday objects and devices," says IBM
tiny computers smaller than a grain of salt- will be embedded in everyday objects and devices,” said IBM Research Head Arvind Krishna.
tiny computers smaller than a grain of salt- will be embedded in everyday objects and devices,” IBM Head
This is supposed to be a general indicator of stress(take all these claims with a grain of salt, naturally) and the device monitors it
A zeptowatt, if you put it in similar terms, is if you take just one grain of salt and then you imagine a tiny,
Don't forget the grain of salt;-.
But take this news with a grain of salt, Sandon says;