Examples of using Trying to read in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Well, I'm trying to read, and it's not easy with you tossing and turning.
I remember trying to read one once, see what all the fuss was about.
going to another room and trying to read until feeling sleepy
A father was trying to read the newspaper, but his little son kept pestering him.
Trying to read a letter from Nee-san,
Though they can also be used for reading if you find yourself in front of a computer screen trying to read an article.
as the child of preschool age is already trying to read and write.
When you are trying to read body language,
It's like trying to read a book and someone keeps ripping out the pages.
Now scientists are trying to read the inscription on the brass medallion that hung around his neck mummy.
Now scientists are trying to read the inscription on the brass medallion that hung around his neck mummy.
Now scientists are trying to read the inscription on the brass medallion that hung around his neck mummy.
Of course, there are kids who have already opened the book in three years and are trying to read it.
both of which can be aggravated by trying to read or view things in dim light.
By the time you get to chapter three, which is where most people who read Capital stop reading it, if they're trying to read it on their own, by the time you get to chapter three, you kind of say.
my back wrecked from Pierre's terrible sofa, trying to read the first pages of Benjamin Constant's novel,
the machine that answers the question,‘Which is harder, trying to read The Brothers Karamazov while listening to Stevie Wonder records
watching a commercial break on TV and trying to read our Message at the same time, then the energy
strain the consumer's eyes when they're trying to read it in the supermarket, resulting in a loss of sale.
Unfortunately, just across the road from it or quite close by is the Column of Marcus Aurelius, and the diameter of the dirigible makes an impression, as you can see, as she starts trying to read the story that spirals around the Column of Marcus Aurelius-- gets a little too close, nudges it.