Examples of using Really has in English and their translations into Hungarian
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However, there has been no concrete proof that any of these objects really has an event horizon- until now.
even African languages really has the power to break down barriers and inspire.
If the EU really has values for Orbán to deny, then we should
And if Margot Al-Harazi really has the technology to steal 10 U.S. drones,
We have tried to pick up that complicated relationship that really has been present ever since the interrogation in‘Episode VII.'.
Neither side really has not achieved its goals
There's no one on the planet who really has all three colors of physics(using the metaphor).
China really has vacant city districts;
It is in bad faith to give it a static value when it really has the dynamic Hegelian sense of'to have become.'.
FreeBSD is detecting more memory than the system really has, due to the described remapping.
No one seems to know for sure how much money the Federal Reserve System really has.
The only institution which really has the means to protect the financial interest of the EU is the European Parliament.
out of his interior union with him, and thus really has something to say to each one of us.
Really have anything to say.
We really have to.
I mean, if they really have a viable, independent artificial brain.
Now, i really have given up.
You guys really have a chef in the building?
Could the stories really have a basis in truth?
I really have nothing to do today.
