영어에서 Was unable 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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He says that while Samsung was aware of the 2009 test results showing 2-ME at its plant, it was unable to internally confirm or replicate them.
그는 삼성이 자사 공장에서 2009년 2-ME가 검출된 결과를 인지했지만 내부에서 검증하거나 그 실험을 되풀이하지는 못했다고 말했다.complained about the conditions in jail, and said he was unable to“think properly”.
제대로 생각할 수 없다고 말한 것으로 전해지고 있다.It was because there was no God's judgment and chastisement, so our satanic disposition was unable to be cleansed and our life disposition was unable to change.
하나님의 심판과 형벌이 없기 때문에 사람의 사탄 성정은 정결케 될 수 없고 사람의 생명 성정도 변화되지 못하는 것입니다.complained about the conditions in jail, and said he was unable to"think properly".
제대로 생각할 수 없다고 말한 것으로 전해지고 있다.However, we were unable to track down the albino.
Mom and Dad were unable.
엄마와 아빠는 할 수 없었다.The validation service is unable to determine whether this copy of Windows Vista is Genuine.
Windows Vista를 정품 인증하려고 하면 "The Validation service is unable to determine whether this copy of Windows Vista The patient will be unable to walk.
환자는 걷지 못할 수 있습니다.This exception is thrown when the API is unable to connect to the server.
API가 서버에 연결할 수 없는 경우 이 예외가 throw됩니다. This exception This does not mean your printer is unable to scan.
그렇다고 프린터가 스캔할 수 없는 것은 아닙니다.The majority of products are unable even to guarantee 90% protection.
Embassy staff are unable to act as witnesses.
대사관 직원은 증인이 될수가 없습니다.Very little girls are unable to fully form the desire.
You are unable to join on site?
Small farms were unable to compete.
작은 농장은 경쟁이 될 수가 없었다.Players are unable to use any weapons.
It's there, but we are unable to consciously experience it.
그것은 존재하지만 우리는 의식적으로 그것을 경험할 수 없다.Most other products are unable even to guarantee 90% protection.
다른 대부분의 제품은 90 % 보호를 보장도 없습니다.If you are unable to access data, you can use software to recover USB data and proceed with the below-mentioned process.
Microsoft has released a hotfix for USB devices that Vista is unable to automatically detect.
