Examples of using Completely unknown in English and their translations into Hungarian
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In such cases, sellers assume that buyers realize they're buying a completely unknown quality and that this is the very nature of the type of items in question.
Virgos love to learn something new, so they especially appreciate those who are able to bring something completely unknown to their lives.
where emeralds were mainly mined, a completely unknown hitherto gemstone unprecedented beauty.
So, friends, we managed to discover a strange, completely unknown type of civilization,
The group that discovered and crossed the mountains found the remains of fourteen ancient life forms; completely unknown to science and unidentifiable as either plants or animals.
why would you want to lend all your money to a completely unknown foreign company?
The great commotion on the hitherto rather stable political scene resulted in the emergence of mass political parties, completely unknown until then.
in a series of amazing discoveries, revealed a hitherto completely unknown ancient civilisation.
The existence of these pyramids in China remained completely unknown in the Western world until the 1910s.
This means that you enter a completely unknown and thus unreliable website with every tap on the displayed ads.
if the advertised product is worth the risk of entering a completely unknown or even potentially malicious website.
receptivity of our sensibility, remains completely unknown to us.
In fact these Goethean impulses were completely unknown in the widest circles,
but this was completely unknown to me so I spent weeks to understand how this machine works.
rather extensions of electromagnetic ranges, completely unknown to you, to which other life forms respond.
on the road leading to Tibet he met a commissary of the British government who was just in need of such a person for the exploration of the Tibetan language, completely unknown to Europeans at that time, but indispensable to the expansion of the British.
to give new life at concert venues to undeservedly forgotten, or completely unknown to a wide range of listeners,
After their previously completely unknown representative, Adrian Zandberg, had surprisingly won a TV debate,
found the remains of 14 ancient life forms, completely unknown to science and unidentifiable as either plants or animals.
Without Walnut Creek CDROM's almost unprecedented degree of faith in what was, at the time, a completely unknown project, it is quite unlikely that FreeBSD would have gotten as far,