Examples of using Trying to make it 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
The administration has always cared about this mournful place, trying to make it as cozy as possible.
And working hard and trying to make it as powerful and exciting as I could.
I have been over this, trying to make it work, but I gotta switch things up.
Also, even if it is wrapped up in a game frame, trying to make it appealing.
A green man trying to make it to the top needs your help.
Working all those crap markets all over the country, trying to make it big, and now.
And she is a driven woman just trying to make it in a man's world.
Someone may be trying to make it look like he hurt those kids.
At the most, you will waste a few minutes trying to make it work- either you bypass the authentication,
Saunderson was studying the work with the aim of trying to make it more accessible to his students.
positive engagement with Russia, trying to make it a win-win situation, namely on the energy issue.
raise our kid while you spent 20 years trying to make it on the tour, drilling everything that moved.
Taking a portion up by hand with a spoon and trying to make it a bit around it while pressing the mass lightly together.
As you know, the girls are often applied rougenormal"band", while trying to make it straight.
But I guess I'm just like everybody else, just trying to make it day by day.
How many times did I see you get your heart broken trying to make it as an actress?
hints at the word conceived, but often there is an opportunity to collect any words, trying to make it consisted of as many letters.
This book is not only a great story of a family trying to make it through the prewar depression.
problem-solver(a terrific Ben Gazzara) trying to make it Singapore in the early 70's.
And jamming it up there and I'm trying to make it fit and there's blood everywhere