Examples of using Really start in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Computer
From experience, this seems to be the period when children really start to use the language more fully that they have acquired at the kindergarten.
You can really start to feel the full effects of this drug around 5
a very powerful coherent resonance field is created that can really start transforming our collective reality.
it takes a while to get used to it before you can really start enjoying it.
This is the time of year when the lines between indoor and outdoor really start to blur.
The work of rebuilding the country and of establishing democracy in Tunisia and Egypt can really start now.
Then we can really start to work on the corroded parts of the car from outside to inside.
especially if you pass the first few levels, there really start real circus!
regulations in UK before learners really start to drive on the road.
with next season now fixed we can really start building up to this new chapter.”.
the ways in which now really start to swing Bitcoin.
It took me a much longer time to realize that I had to focus on the future and really start living.
that things for Tesla really start to go for the right way.
Every year, France plays host to a variety of cultural events and celebrations, which really start to pick up steam as spring warms up over the month of May, making it an
60s because this is a time when the symptoms of low testosterone really start to kick in.
fulfilled, or really start living or so you think.
calendar/task list item would be a good kind of integration and really start to rival some of the other services out there.
However, it should be noted that AI-driven companies really start getting traction with big pharma and other leading life science players,
His season really starts now.
You're really starting to piss me off.