영어에서 We see today 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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(fr) The social disruption that we see today is certainly not the result of mere chance.
The German Shepherd we see today was first developed in Germany at the end of the eighteenth century by a cavalry captain named Max von Stephanitz.
There were different things between the video game played that day and the video games we see today.
The social disruption that we see today is certainly not the result of mere chance.
So the world we see today grew up after this global catastrophe, and over the last 4,500 years or so.
This is exactly the same that will happen to the many viral sites that we see today.
disposable culture in general, and plastic in particular, not unlike what we see today.
categories have gone extinct, like the dinosaurs, but the rest fit into the same categories that we see today.
When the Incas abandoned Machu Picchu at the time of the Spanish conquest, they took with them all the most important artefacts leaving behind just the stone structure which we see today.
This is the constant teaching of the Church, and the“signs of the times” which we see today are providing new reasons for forcefully reaffirming that teaching.
resilient German Shepherd Dogs, namely the ancestors of many German Shepherd lines that we see today.
Following this act was an even more profound act for supplements, which opened the doors to what we see today, that was the Dietary Supplement Health and Education act of 1994.
According to it, Andromeda was born roughly 10 billion years ago from the merger of many smaller protogalaxies, leading to a galaxy smaller than the one we see today.
that gas was pulled onto them, eventually forming the gas planets which we see today.
This third design would form the basis for the plans for the Cathedral that we see today, but Wren modified them as the work progressed over a period of 35 years.
The lineage has been around for hundreds of millions of years, but without the mass extinction event 66 million years ago, it is very likely that the oceans wouldn't be dominated by the fish we see today.”.
the moons must have formed after the impact, and the moons that we see today are actually the fragments left over from the impact.
Every thing we see today, made by past generations, was, before its appearance, a thought in the mind of a man or an impulse in the heart of a woman.".
Probably a majority of creationist scientists- not all, but probably a majority- would agree that the continents we see today did split apart from the one original land mass.