Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Dutch
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And then the youth movement was born, which literally embraced all the countries of the world,
Rosh Hashanah, which literally means“head of the year,” is theJewish New Year.
The Greek word for“truth” is aletheia, which literally means to“un-hide” or“hiding nothing.”.
Which literally means, the principle or reality of the soul,
When Syriacs meet they use the greeting šlomo, which literally means‘peace'.
The word"dim sum" is derived from Cantonese language which literally means"dot the heart".
A recent addition to Prague's culinary scene is Lod'Pivovar, which literally means'Brewery Boat'.
In 2012, the paparazzi made pictures of Kalkin, which literally shocked all his fans.
The word taal comes from the Sanskrit word Tālà, which literally means a clap.
Kuchipudi and Mohiniaattam which literally translates as'the dance of the enchantress.
Testosterone is the most important, and at least one of the most important male hormones, which literally determines that a person may feel a guy.
A little later we arrive at Prato Gentile, which literally means“kind meadow.
the great progressive jackpots which literally pay out millions of dollars.
The word mummy is derived from the Arab word‘mumya', which literally means bitumen.
get enveloped in forms of addiction which literally leave behind deep traces.
We position HNT as a socially engaged theatre which literally stands in the centre of The Hague's society.
the word usually translated"serve" is the Greek word diakoneo, which literally means"through the dirt.
your argument is which literally starts with the words,
So, to be clear, your argument is that guns should have no regulations on them because of the Second Amendment, which literally starts with the words.
The word ethereal comes from the Greek aither, which literally means air from heaven.