Examples of using Using the word in English and their translations into Hungarian
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To avoid using the word“worship”, however, the canon law text in Latin uses the word veneratio.
But using the word"never", you offer your partner to respond with several examples(in his defense)
In using the word“down,” essential depth-“nowhere and everywhere”- is meant,
In using the word“down,” essential depth-“nowhere and everywhere”- is meant,
Even where he correctly pointed out our mistake in using the word'regular' instead of'plain', the validity of our argument was not affected in the slightest.
This is all well and good, but using the word“blockchain” to get there is dishonest and overselling its capability.
We do apologise for using the word'regular' instead of'plain', yet this is hardly an argumentative
have objected to Catholics using the word“Allah”(the Arabic word for God).
Speaking of the"Final Solution" means taking up the killers' language; using the word genocide could seem to accept the Nazis' conception of races.
saying‘I started using the word in 1902 to show people the difference between jazz and ragtime'.
At the time I decided to stop using the word‘Israel' I supported the United Nations' two state solution to the conflict in Palestine.
She might be said(using the word in no invidious sense) to have a strong prejudice in favour of Christianity.
Despite Epic Games not having blood in the game or even using the word‘kill,' apparently Fortnite is still too violent for some countries.
That is the strategic interest- we persist in using the word'strategic' in this debate- behind the negotiations on a new agreement.
If he/she likes you, they will start using the word more frequently.
we will indicate this by using the word“we,” for example,“We understand each other.”.
as they don't authorize transactions with sites using the word“steroid”.
It's what doctors say when they avoid using the word that it almost inevitably describes.