Examples of using Though very in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Jews, knew it, and used it, though very differently.
Greeks and Jews, knew it, and used it, though very differently.
belong all to the French nation, though very different anthropologically.
Book into three Parts; the first of which only is the consecutive, though very fragmentary, history of the Cosmogony
by means of which visible objects, though very distant from the eye of the observer, were distinctly seen
About ten months ago a report reached my ears that a certain Fleming had constructed a spyglass by means of which visible objects, though very distant from the eye of the observer, were distinctly see
calm water and paradisical places to swim, though very few sandy beaches.
has always been slightly above the ECB's price stability target, though very close to it.
such a panel light though very light, but not only poor heat dissipation,
and the paradoxical though very scientific enunciation,
the Kâma Rûpa may last for centuries and- in some, though very exceptional cases- even survive with the help of some of its scattered Skandhas,
reforming out of the cast-off materials of the preceding Round, which, though very dense and physical in their own cycle,
the Kâma-Rûpa may last centuries and-- in some, though very exceptional cases-- even survive with the help of some of its scattered Skandhas, which are all transformed in time into Elements.
re-forming out of the cast-off materials of the preceding Round, which, though very dense and physical in their own cycle,
I will ask you, though, very strongly.
Surgery(though very rarely).
Unemployment, though very high, has fallen below 20%.
Though very apt to procreate children when the time comes.
Be a super hero's great, though very difficult.
Though very old friends are we.