Examples of using Literally translated in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Literally translated as“receive” or“accept”.
Literally translated it is'love for the tree.
Literally translated Raskolnikow means the split in his mind.
Ukiyo-e means literally translated pictures of the floating world.
The definition for this term is literally translated as trade.
Kyz Kuumai is literally translated as"Chasing the Girl.
A classic for generations- German phrases literally translated into English.
Literally translated, the name comes from Spanish
Literally translated as the word root,"like the horns….
C'est ici l'Empire de la Mort” literally translated as“Stop!
Its name literally translated from old Roman dialect mean'across the Tiber.
The name"khachapuri" is literally translated as"bread" and"cheese.
its name was literally translated from Chinese.
Literally translated as the word root,"like the horns of a deer.
whose name is literally translated as"province.
Literally translated, the culture-rich region of Piedmont is called“the foot of the mountain.
The word hemorrhoid originates from the Greek language and is literally translated as"blood river.
Advaita can be literally translated as adualism or non-dualism,
Description: This"surface of Parliament"(literally translated) is the National Shrine of Iceland.
Pal Gow is literally translated as“make nine”.