Examples of using Pronouncing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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especially so for non-native speakers who have troubles pronouncing particular words.
the people were permitted to join with the priest if pronouncing the words of Consecration.
oaths in these names, perhaps to avoid pronouncing the holy name of God.
a semitism which avoids pronouncing the name of God.
Far more important than pronouncing the divine name The Precise Way the angels say it, is to know the meaning of the name.
They walked through the blood of slain animals, pronouncing their loyalty to one another even to the death.
I think he was swearing, but am not certain; however, he was pronouncing some formula which prevented him from replying to me directly.
While pronouncing the Name we may obtain a glimpse of the relationship between the Spirit and Jesus.
Steve, Sharon, Bucky, I have the distinct pleasure in pronouncing you men, women,
It approaches pronouncing‘thanks method announcing‘i like-you're the great dad,
loudly and clearly pronouncing with a constant intonation(preferably a higher voice).
It seems to me that doctors stand before corpses pronouncing the reasons of death, yet I wonder if they omit the most obvious
The food and chemical giant has constructed a webpage with links to scientific studies pronouncing the safety of glyphosate.
My philological studies have satisfied me that a gifted person ought to learn English(barring spelling and pronouncing), in 30 hours,
You know or should know that the criminal records only mean something after pronouncing the sentence.
My philological studies have satisfied me that a gifted person ought to learn English(barring spelling and pronouncing), in 30 hour,
More accurately, for nearly everyone in Spain,“standard Spanish” means,“pronouncing everything exactly as it is written,”[citation needed] an ideal which
They all judge that Gecko products are with pronouncing loud, sensitive tones,
The tosafists assert that although a Christian pronouncing the name of Jesus in an oath would be taking the name of"another god," it is nonetheless the case that when Christians say the word"God," they have in mind the creator of heaven and earth.
In pronouncing the Tisarana he expresses his acceptance of Lord Buddha as his guide