Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Danish
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From the blank casting, the Siedle Manufacture department produced a door station which literally became one with the facade.
After New Town which literally encircled Old Town was founded,
there were mercenary Nazist groups which literally wiped out 700 000 Serbs
it was known in Sweden as Stockholms Högskola until 1950 which literally means"Stockholm High School.
Photo: DKKS, Rosenborg Slot© Until the introduction of the absolute monarchy in 1660, the king of Denmark was formally elected by the Diet, which literally put the crown on the king's head and thus showed the power of its members to elect and overthrow the king.
is quatre-vingts, which literally means"four twenties", and soixante-quinze(literally"sixty-fifteen") means 75.
We should note that Royal Technological Institute is a literal translation of"tekniska högskola" which literally means Technical High School
prepared from'fermenting' S. tortuosum)-which literally means,'chew(able) things' or'something to chew.
of the water and the civilization lived upon it, which literally helped create what we will call the soul seeds of the Cave of Creation.
indirect taxation, which literally eats into working class
When you look at those corporations, which literally were the American dream,
as you wander past buildings strewn with the republic's flag- which literally changes with the season-
When you look at those corporations, which literally were the American dream,
they created some small change which they call Fakka, which literally sits and is given by the shopkeepers to people,
the great Progressive Jackpots which literally pay out millions of dollars.
the English version of Barnyard, which literally translates as"Animal Farm.
no losses on the material which literally evaporates when cut with a burner.
Also known as a'cafe au lait' in Europe, this drink is often just called a'latte'- sometimes spelt as'latté' or'lattè' in English- which literally means'milk coffee.
a very cleaver working of Aslan including a scene which literally made the audience gasp wondering just how they did that.
at least to withhold funding in the case of such extractive operations, which literally destroy the environment and disrupt the lives