Examples of using Characteristically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The Perendale is characteristically a high fertility animal,
According to scholar Nigel Turner, this word“signifies what is characteristically human, the self,
Characteristically, the combustion temperature and hence-
The bandwidth of the other connections is characteristically 1 gigabit/s
in whose art elements of characteristically Hungarian tradition inspired by folk music are mingled with grotesque, humorous, at times satirical elements.
Characteristically, the sheep's skin is much less weighty compared to other analogues,
Characteristically, Ox-born people are resolute
But it asserts itself characteristically when there is much to be enjoyed,
Characteristically, the areas where energy efficiency improvements can be made,
At most companies characteristically there is no lack in great ideas,
they are capable of performing an honest and characteristically Hungarian‘Essence' of the sounds of the world coming from within them.
Finally, Liszt's characteristically economical attitude to composing can be studied in the original form of what can be considered as the common starting point for La lugubre gondola I and II.
How… characteristically eccentric of our friend to have confided in her,
Considering their modus operandi, the“Zevgar variations” is a digital painting and, defined by Lev Manovich's concepts, a characteristically meta-media(reworking) project.
Characteristically for England, Gloucester is known for many churches
Those who negotiate by instinct characteristically focus only on their own interests
Finally, with regard to the corresponding ethical principles, characteristically Aryan are the principles of freedom and personality on the one hand, and loyalty and honor the other.
two of Gaudí's characteristically dreamlike buildings.
recent memory is characteristically more disturbed than remote memory.
area is very dry, while temperatures oscillate between regular, characteristically high heat on one end of the spectrum, and seasonal nighttime freezes on the other.