Examples of using Either very 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
I'm thinking he's either very tall, or he's not,
Which tells me the Markum girl is either very friendly or she knew him. Hears a gunshot.
Depending on how much he knows about forensics Corporal Ramsey. he's either very smart or very dumb.
In other words, the trees characterising Jægersborg Hegn are either very old trees,
to understand the complexities of the taxation of tobacco I think you must be either very intelligent or half-mad.
You do find groups in the animal kingdom-- you do find cooperative groups-- but these groups are always either very small or they're all siblings.
you are either very good at taking care of your data,
It can be either very insignificant or quite noticeable visually.
Even having twins was regarded as being either very lucky or very unlucky.
But these groups are always either very small or they're all siblings.
These rooms are either very spacious with a sofa, or include a balcony.
It can be either very concrete or very abstract.
Some have excellent information and some have either very little knowledge of the subject
In these countries the movements for national liberation are either very strong already or are growing and maturing.
Subsequently, a primer such as"Betokontakt" will be held on it is either very bad or nothing at all.
Many great artists have said that they do their best work either very early in the morning
you are either very scary or incredibly ugly.
of the grill grills, because of their size, is often either very complicated or simply impossible.
You're either very smart or incredibly stupid.