Examples of using Corresponded in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Mr Greif questioned whether the actions proposed really corresponded to the priority needs of citizens.
The seven steps of the tower were painted in different colors, which corresponded to the planets.
It is important for Russians that the smile is well-spoken and corresponded to the situation.
My Love-Force put Creatures outside of ME who corresponded to MYSELF.
The seven steps of the tower were painted in different colors, which corresponded to the planets.
It is important that such colorful clothes corresponded to time and place,
They found that the molecular signature no longer corresponded to that of old animals,
which fully corresponded to the principles of the Catherine's reign.
In the last two decades of his life, Kurt Vonnegut corresponded with a young man named David Breithaupt,
They found that the molecular signature no longer corresponded to that of an old animal,
This was an electric scooter made by BMW Motorrad and corresponded to the second phase of development of the scooter originally submitted.
Did you know the deacons once corresponded with me… concerning the technique of writing the ending first,
The study concluded that the results were surprising in that“the molecular signature no longer corresponded to that of old animals, but was instead very similar to that of young animals.
The assessment findings largely corresponded with the assessments of other donors and stakeholders(see paragraph 56).
classmates all day corresponded in vatsape, left messages of support to the girl.
The snail's-pace of this method corresponded in no wise with the commercial requirements of the new world-market that the great discoveries of the end of the 15th century created.
From 1715 up until his death Leibnitz corresponded with Samuel Clarke, a supporter of Newton,
summarized in the Decalogue, which corresponded to the implications of the natural law.
also in style, and corresponded to the architectural preferences of its era.
To the living room in the style of eclecticism corresponded to the requirements of this direction in the design,