Examples of using Perhaps only in English and their translations into Chinese
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
These quandaries were perceived at the time to be small, requiring perhaps only mild adjustments to the known physical laws to account for them.
Indeed, perhaps only to enrich life, can make up for some regrets, make yourself more happy and less troublesome.
Perhaps only at this moment, she would truly feel close to this man.
Perhaps only wanting sex is a way to protect themselves from the pain of being a disappointment to yet another woman.
If we understand and accept these legal limitations-- and perhaps only if we do-- the result here makes sense.
Perhaps only Chinese who always see themselves as the world's center can have such odd argument.
Not much later-perhaps only two or three weeks later- he has discovered meaning in them; he knows that they say.
Perhaps only that I allowed my low self esteem to convince me that finding a man who loved me as all I needed.
Perhaps only one third of countries report implementation of programmes to control acute respiratory infection.
Perhaps only we Chinese in the world can call the two most important festivals of our nation“New Year”.
It's fun, but perhaps only if you're interested in that sort of thing.
People could look for energy potentials supported by PIN, perhaps only 500 watts.
Churchill said of Scotland,"Of all the small nations on earth, perhaps only the ancient Greeks surpass the Scots in their contribution to mankind.".
Perhaps only a few people know that sweet potatoes have their extraordinary benefits for people who are on diet.
The problem with this model is that your application perhaps only uses 10% of total CPU available on the instance.
During the first wave, we expect relatively low displacement of existing jobs, perhaps only around 3% by the early 2020s.
Perhaps only in this time, I only know that they like a happy little, towards the heart that has the dream place to run to.
Busy and bitter natural self-evident, perhaps only those who are drifting away people who can understand.
Although there are about 668 names of dinosaurs, there are perhaps only 55 different“kinds” of them.
Churchill said of the Scots"of all small nations of this earth perhaps only the ancient Greeks surpass the Scots in their contribution to mankind.".