Examples of using Something has changed 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
Something has changed, Geralt.
Violet. Something has changed in you.
Something has changed for me.
Something has changed in you.
Ben changed his fights against Ghost freak, but something has changed.
a person feels inside that something has changed, and today it can no longer live as he lived yesterday.
Not that there's any reason to think that something has changed, but our daughter, Laura, she did promise, and one tries to remain optimistic.
but if they notice that something has changed, and improved voice that sounds more expressive and powerful.
It is very possible that something has changed for the better and the consumption of energy resources for the iPhone.
History means that something has changed, which is to say that none of the slices in the roll of time are identical.
In parallel, an awareness campaign may be conducted through the media so as to attract attention and deliver the basic message e.g."something has changed, so get informed!
You clearly understand that in your relationship something has changed for the worse, but not yet realized, what exactly?
This might be because we want to discuss which course is most suitable for you, or because something has changed, and we need to tell you about it.
However, something has changed, and I cannot really even put my finger on what it is,
Perhaps something has changed in our world when Members of the European Parliament have no right to know the name
I have to mention that the old ways of thinking still come up to test me. However, something has changed, and I cannot really even put my finger on what it is,
I realized something had changed. When I heard him laugh so lightly.
But something had changed.
Something had changed inside him.