Examples of using A pause in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
They are pronounced without a pause, and they are usually written together,
There was a pause.“I will see what I can do,” Jane Dale added resolutely.
When there is a pause in the match he remerges
so I'm gonna have to put a pause on this conversation.
So I'm gonna have to put a pause on this conversation, I'm getting a phone call.
The red mist has descended again, and Mr Attwood has gone quite mad. after a pause of nearly half a century.
In addition, a pause is vital because what can we do when a question is asked and we do not have the answer?
There will be a pause of ten seconds of absolute silence when we will listen for the smallest sound.
Regarding a pause in financial services liberalisation, there is a difference between the financial crisis,
A pause in the negotiations on enhancing relations with Israel is called for in view of such excessive military action.
And, as he does not wish to put a pause in proceedings, he's asked me to appear on his behalf.
You will see a pause indicator on your broadcasting overlay,
you will also feel that sometimes there is a pause.
And the being now, into the bargain, gets a pause in the light in that sphere of the spiritual environment it is,
Ever and anon there is a pause in the Paradise ascent,
There is also a Pause option in the Game menu,
A pause? One brief halftime?
There is a pause after"care.
You know, there's a pause.
We will take a pause, and we will rebuild it.