Examples of using Is a phrase in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Thus, led by a child is a phrase that will become a reality in the near future.
Dishwasher safe is a phrase that you will probably recognise,
But"Israeli nuclear weapons" is a phrase that can't be written or uttered by any official US government source.
Furthermore, the title“Who's In Control?” is a phrase that is often used to shame parents into controlling their children“by any means necessary.”.
This is a phrase from the speech of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk,
That is a phrase as often applied to feelings which arise from half an hour's acquaintance as from a real strong attachment.
No surprise then to learn that“down to earth” is a phrase often used to describe the 51-year-old identity,
Eastwood's production company, Malpaso, comes from his agent's(not great) advice to him that doing the Dollars trilogy was a“bad step,” which is a phrase that translates to“Malpaso” in Spanish.
The abbreviation NK is derived from the"natural killer," which is a phrase I do not like.
and"crazy busy" is a phrase you will never hear me use.
deals with'real people'- and, again, that is a phrase I do not like to use,
By means of an astral current.- This is a phrase frequently and rather loosely employed in some of our Theosophical literature to cover a considerable variety of phenomena,
In closing, what I must tell you with regard to the future is a phrase that may seem like too little coming from someone in such a high position, and it is that
One of my strongest memories from that time is a phrase I would frequently hear when my mother was talking on the phone:'This is not a phone conversation; I will tell you in person,'" he said.
It's a phrase that means peace on earth.
That's a phrase, not a word.
It's a phrase that makes sense.
It's a phrase you might have heard on the news.
It's a phrase from the bible.
Sometimes it's a phrase.