Examples of using Subtly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Ecclesiastic
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
Every EQUITONE[natura] panel is unique, subtly displaying the raw texture of the core eternit fibre cement material.
in cream form, allows dead skin to subtly peel away, revealing the more naturally glowing fresh, new skin underneath.
We live on a planet that is alive with natural energies and subtly pulsating frequencies caused by"free electrons.".
So we see how subtly the spiritual events of our life are continued,
the speakers are subtly illuminated, which visually emphasises the system's outstanding sound quality.
It might be tempting to use a tan to subtly brag about our vacation to the beach
Then, in the nineteenth century, the concept of public education changed subtly, until everybody was urged to go to the public school, and private schools were accused of being divisive.
But it can be more subtly political, too, as was Dante's banishment
Mr. White makes a subtly derogatory remark about Mrs. White,
So slowly and subtly that we will not even notice until the day we are called.
a mirrored display subtly mask the sophisticated technology,
They subtly ascribed to their own opinions
It was perceived that in thus abbreviating a name one narrowed and subtly altered its meaning, by cutting out
Aomame starts to have bizarre experiences, noticing new details about the world that are subtly different.
while others may require the free subtly from many small, to open the box.
There are many names for them, subtly world or dimension,
for it is told me that he deals very subtly.
Few Americans were aware how their lives were being subtly, and sometimes not so subtly, influenced by one or another project financed by the immense wealth of this family.
thus his existence in fact subtly takes that identity and existence away from him.
Along with a high concentrate of caffeine, the seeds additionally consist of theophylline as well as theobromine which have similar characteristics of caffeine although they have some subtly various effects on the body.
