Examples of using So closely in English and their translations into Chinese
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He peered at the table so closely that his nose nearly touched the surface, but whatever he was looking for, he didn't find it.
The boys were so closely alike that he could not have identified them if he had tried, but he did not try;
That's why Chinese medicine is so closely related to Chinese culture, and seen as a treasure of the Chinese nation.
To be sure, China's economy now is so closely intertwined with the U.S. 's that major, abrupt changes are unlikely.
Our hope is to create a trend across an industry that is so closely tied to the production of new documentation.
In general, the concept of righteousness is so closely related to justification that the two subjects are generally treated as one.
Tying the Wisconsin factory so closely to Trump means he can't just ditch the project and risk hampering Foxconn's U.S. business.
The first two are so closely bound to you metaphysically that though they can feed you, it's a little like eating your own arm.
Events so closely you must have read about Lord St. Simon and his.
If the agencies are so closely matched that cost becomes a factor, we will talk to each agency involved on a level playing field basis.
Bolton, however, didn't think Trump should engage so closely with a US adversary.
Since evolutionary success and coat color are so closely correlated, Mills began to wonder whether conservationists could harness evolution to save the animals.
I think that's why so many people followed it so closely.".
Such“heroic” identities, tied so closely to violence in war, often prove poorly suited to peacetime settings.
Copper is an incredible versatile metal, so closely related to our lives.
Some psychologists argued there was only one kind, since music was so closely related to mathematics.
Never before in the history of the world has a business been able to connect so closely with people anywhere in the world.
Expresses the concept that human beings are so closely related to each other on this planet that invisible bonds connect us.
Having visited Hong Kong several times, I have never been so closely associated with literary film and television and its special colonial history.
Prior to this moment, it was not possible to define comedy so neatly, nor could it be so closely associated with particular individuals.