Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Croatian
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Despite urban motifs, which literally imbued with modern styles,
Despite urban motifs, which literally imbued with modern styles, a person still
A special accompaniment to many dishes is called Papas Arugadas, which literally translates to Wrinkly potatoes.
a very cleaver working of Aslan including a scene which literally made the audience gasp wondering just how they did that.
the so-called moisture magnet, which literally“locks” the moisture into the skin.
so-called moisture magnet, which literally“locks up” vapidity into skin.
the English version of Barnyard, which literally translates as"Animal Farm.
Well 59.2 percent- this literally means 59.2 per cent- which literally means 59.2 per 100- which literally means 59.2 per 100- which is the same thing as 59.2÷ 100.
from Greek terms which literally means"big neck")
we have lost sight of the news on the satellite operator"MTS TV", which literally it has now become the most desirable for those viewers,
Obsession, which literally means the siege, blockade and taxation;
The proper word… is gorgonized… which literally means turned to stone.
Which literally translates to.
Freeing a slave was called manumissio, which literally means"sending out from the hand.
EmancipationEdit Freeing a slave was called manumissio, which literally means"sending out from the hand".
The Danish call it oppe og nede apparat, the up and down machine". which literally translated means.
Which literally grind up the cell from the inside out.
The Arabic word for paradise or garden in the Qur'an is Jannah which literally means"concealed place.
The tree is simply the network of Nadis or energy meridians within ourselves, which literally form tree-like structures throughout the body.
The best choice for watching a teenager is a movie"Battleship", which literally a few days will be released on wide screens of cinemas.