Examples of using Either too 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
Because most of them are either too quiet or too loud.
Then it takes them either too long, or too short to come.
Beware of products that are either too cheap or too expensive to be true.
The use of the term'training' seems either too general or too utilitarian.
He was either too stunned to speak, Not much. or he actually believed me.
He was either too stunned to speak, or he actually believed me on some level.
Whoever he is, he's either too scared or too well briefed to talk about it.
By the early'70s, the guy decides people have become either too extremist or too apathetic to listen.
What we were either too lazy or inept to do the last time around. We are, all of us.
Even if I wanted to sleep with James… he's either too busy, or too tired, or too far away.
We are, all of us, going to do what we were either too lazy or inept to do the last time around.
What we were either too lazy or inept to do the last time around. We are, all of us, going to do.
But you, you're either too slow or too stupid,
people are either too scared or too suspicious to seek medical help.
it all tended to be either too basic or too convoluted for the.
Because most of them are either too quiet or too loud.
What doesn't Legs that are either too close together or too low to provide full clearance.
Such deadlines may not capture this diversity and be either too short or too long, depending on the case.
implementation systems of this sophisticated quality were either too expensive or too complex to use.
people are either too shy or embarrassed to publicly ask that question that could be misconstrued as insensitive