Examples of using A typically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
Reims has an excellent selection of cafes and bistros and offers a typically French setting for lunch.
but is a typically cheap trick.
boasting modern facilities decorated in a typically Alpine style.
The rash reported during INCIVO combination treatment was assessed as a typically pruritic, eczematous rash,
Located just 10 minutes from La Butte Montmartre, Tingis Hôtel is set in a typically Parisian cobbled street with cafes and terraces.
This mental act is, of course, a typically human generalisation,
The townscape is a typically 18th century
But life is a typically historical word,
reduces it to none other than a typically Gallicized extension of a worldwide jolt.
the system“compensating the winners” is a typically expendable element- as was seen during the framing of the law on local government elections.
A typically tantalizing HIV-related headline comes from the website Medical Daily,
we do not yet, and I stress'yet', have the necessary rules in Europe that would enable us to give a typically European response.
It's a typically Western thing.
A typically vanilla or caramel-like festive rum.
This is a Protestant, a typically Lutheran attitude.
The walnut tree is a typically highly growing, widely divergent tree with strong branches.
The rooms of the Pension Seibel are decorated in a typically Bavarian, country-house style.
The large increase in red blood cells when consuming Anadrol in a typically healthy individual can boost muscle size.
This is a typically open formulation which is redefined of course in different specific cases.