Examples of using Resembled in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
And each of those statues resembled her face.
Back in 1870, old George Dickel reckoned his whiskey resembled a scotch whisky, and so adopted that spelling(dropping the‘e') for his special brand.
The syntax resembled that of Perl, but was simpler,
the largest animal resembled a buffalo but had the head like a tapir.
Situated in the Rue du Vieux-Colombier, resembled a camp from by six o'clock in the morning in summer and eight o'clock in winter.
and in a position that resembled the fallen scarlet ibis.
Interestingly, we also found that vitamin C treatment had an effect on leukemic stem cells that resembled damage to their DNA," said first study author Luisa Cimmino.
dreamt of a building which resembled an aircraft from the top-side view.
But later the race of technology led to the fact that the cars coming out onto the track ceased to be and closely resembled serial ones.
be the man's God, while the second resembled the Devil.
Since this new-fangled semi-solid fat resembled food, and the decision was made to market this as food.
by adding a turret; accordingly the hull resembled a tank chassis rather than a dedicated supply vehicle.
there was something that resembled happiness.
Games If the original version of the game resembled the scheme, now full of toys juicy tones,
From the experience of making jam: so that the taste resembled marzipan, which we want to achieve,
For example the Pride of Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia with its population of 250 thousand, mostly resembled a friendly picnic.
large lamp sizes resembled the 60s and 70s, when large drawings
experts diagnosed Benoit with'severe brain damage' stating that his brain resembled the nature of an'85-year old Alzheimer's patient.'.
given bodies that resembled those of our heavenly parents.
It was named that because the two wheels resembled large and small British coins.