Examples of using Time to spend in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
But thank you, and I'm glad you got time to spend together.
In today's fast-moving world, people have less and less time to spend eating.
Well, I always got time to spend with a pretty lady.
Who has time to spend hours in the kitchen?
When are you going to get some time to spend together?
Tomorrow onwards she will have more time to spend with her friends.
You don't have time to spend hours researching every Forex broker looking for the one that suits your requirements.
Furthermore, your child to spite you even more time to spend with the object of sympathy,
still have time to spend with your family.
Moreover, mining farms require more time to spend on the assembly and completion,
still have time to spend with your family.
Additionally, they may find themselves less connected because they have less time to spend together and more separateness in their lives.
you still have time to spend those calories in the evening they only postponed as fat.
Shift workers report having less time to spend with their family and friends, Gurubhagavatula says.
Doing so as a young parent means that we have even more time to spend with our family.
If you are single, you will have more time to spend choosing or making gifts for your friends and family.
The most common sticking points are how much time to spend together, and how much physical affection feels right to each partner.
This leaves very little time to spend researching each and every sports betting site looking for the one that offers the best odds or pays the best bonuses.
Rather on the contrary- there will be free time to spend on loved ones,
it is rare that you will have time to spend sat in front of a computer screen.