Examples of using Definite answer in English and their translations into German
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That is always the way in which Mr Meciar tries to avoid a definite answer.
I am not in a position to give a definite answer today.
I wish I could give you a definite answer, but jobs are hard to come by, what with the economy and all.
We cannot offer any definite answer, but our Cryptex, made by a russian designer Stanislav Tatarinov,
From the reaction of the Dutch State Secretary for Justice this week it can be deduced that there is still no definite answer to this question.
That is something I myself have done, and I also have a definite answer to that question: yes, a military presence can lead to peace.
They have appealed but no definite answer has been given.
It is necessary to immediately give a definite answer: no.
There is not an easy and definite answer for all situations.
As a result of the experiment, a definite answer was obtained.
Our definite answer: no, anybody will not begin to toil!
To be honest, I can't give you a definite answer.
But Safwan replied,"Not until you have given me a definite answer!
There is no definite answer to an open-ended question,
This is the hardest part when you evaluate hands because there is no definite answer.
this question has no definite answer.
Germany does not need a dispute over fairness, to which there can never be a definite answer.
But there can be no definite answer to it, since fashionable heeled shoes have both advantages and disadvantages.
The question can be given a definite answer- mint lowers blood pressure, so it is very useful for hypertension.
Difficult to give a definite answer to this question as each species of aquarian small fishes needs a certain forage.