Examples of using Is a rather in English and their translations into Finnish
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The flowering of newborns is a rather frequent phenomenon.
This is a rather potent hormonal agent that is frequently piled with Testosterone.
Shaw is a rather gifted artist.
Jone on aika taitava taiteilija.Bell Howell is a rather expensive ultrasound ant repeller.
Bell Howell on melko kallis ultraääniantenni.Two is a rather prestigious number.
Kaksi on varsin arvokas numero.Know it feels right. The parasite spell is a rather nasty piece of business.
Hyvä Michael is a rather scandalous person.
Michael on melko pöyristyttävä henkilö.The world is a rather awful place. Best to meet it on its own terms.
Maailma on varsin kamala paikka,- paras kohdata se sen omilla ehdoilla.If that's the case, then the only other conclusion I can draw is a rather frightening one.
Siinä tapauksessa, ainoa johtopäätökseni, jonka voin tehdä on aika pelottava.Studying is a rather hard and tedious job.
Opiskelu on melko vaikea ja työläs työ.Thora… Miss Grey is a rather good-looking girl.
Thora, neiti Grey on varsin hyvännäköinen.Feverfew is a rather unique insecticidal drug.
Feverfew on melko ainutlaatuinen hyönteismyrkky.Mr President, this is a rather strange debate today.
Arvoisa puhemies, tämänpäiväinen keskustelu on varsin kummallinen.This is a rather long, but easy to implement method.
Tämä on melko pitkä, mutta helppo toteuttaa.Raising a child is a rather complicated and lengthy process.
Lapsen nostaminen on melko monimutkainen ja pitkä prosessi.This is a rather small and strong point.
Tämä on melko pieni ja vahva kohta.Dumpling” is a rather generic word in English;
Knoedel” on melko yleinen sana englanniksi;The goat is a rather modest animal.
Vuohi on melko vaatimaton eläin.The chant is a rather flowery way of asking.
Heidän hokemansa on melko korusanainen tapa kysyä.That is a rather bold claim to make, Mr. Bishop.
Tuo on melko rohkea väite, herra Bishop.
