Examples of using Often called in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Tinnitus, often called“ringing in the ears,” is an auditory condition that afflicts about 50 million Americans, according to the tinnitus association.
Nottingham often called the“Queen of the Midlands” because of the wide streets,
Sweet potato, a root vegetable often called a yam, is not really a yam at all, but rather a distinct variety of the Ipomea Batata family.
In the north-east coast of Scotland's historic Aberdeen, often called the"Silver City" for the special color of the granite,
Her friends in different countries often called Her the"living Buddha" or the"funny saint" because
This is why the Lord so often called Jehovah God His Father,
A sales presentation(often called a sales pitch)
Ectima- It is a skin infection similar to impetigo, often called"deep impetigo" because it occurs deep in the skin,
Friends, even in different countries, often called Her the“living Buddha” or the“funny saint” because
Sometimes apps batch config into named groups(often called“environments”) named after specific deploys,
Therefore the Lord so often called Jehovah God His Father,
Troops are led by one dominant, older adult male, often called a silverback because of the swath of silver hair that adorns otherwise dark fur.
Denis Island, the northernmost island of the archipelago, often called the"empire of coconut trees"- is one of the most popular holiday destinations in the Seychelles.
BitchX(often called just"BX" by fans) is well known
It was for this reason that the Lord so often called Jehovah God His Father,
Stratfor, the US-based intelligence think tank often called the'Shadow CIA', has released satellite photos
An approach often called difference-in-differences and which is closely related to the mixed design that I described earlier in the chapter(Figure 4.5).
Often called the Shinji Shōbōgenzō(shinji:"original
This type of bodily“fuel” is called ATP(or adenosine triphosphate), often called the“currency of life.”.
the husband often called her at work and said.