Examples of using A mere in English and their translations into Korean
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Jack was actually born in Rapture a mere two years ago,
A mere two days ago, de Blasio called the plan“mission critical.”.
Muhammad Ahmad died on 22 June 1885, a mere six months after the conquest of Khartoum.
This means that a mere hypothetical possibility to single out the individual is not enough to consider the person as“identifiable”.
It's astounding that all this has happened in a mere six years.
In practice, most countries require a“supermajority” for nation-defining decisions, not a mere 51 percent.
statements made in[these passages] could never be true of a mere earthly king"(Morris, ibid., p. 107).
either reject Jesus completely, or else relegate Him to the position of a mere"prophet" or"teacher.".
Unknown to the pilot and officers, someone had accidentally modified the flight coordinates by a mere two degrees.
Amazingly, emergency responders managed to coordinate an effective strategy and repair the highway in a mere six days.
Steel and aluminium account for a mere two per cent of all US imports.
Since God has first loved us, love is now no longer a mere“command”; it is the response to the gift of love with which God draws near to us.
Christ is reduced to a mere human example, or a great teacher,
thermal damage, a mere drying or death of plant parts(eg stem) is totally insufficient.
The chapter builds on Eric Hobsbawm's observation that unions and working class movements don't grow‘as a mere rising slope', nor are they simply a consequence of economic change.
Our 14th Annual TechCrunch Summer Party is a mere two weeks away, and we're serving up
the pain you have, but I encourage you to please not see the darkness and the pain as a mere negative thing.
While many leftists viewed political support to bourgeois forces as a mere tactical issue, Trotsky insisted that
Make your way to the La Rambleta viewpoint, where you can climb aboard and in a mere eight to ten minutes be atop Spain's highest peak.
For instance, the eight-minute delay in seeing the sun, because we can readily understand it and disassociate it from our perception using simple arithmetic, is considered a mere optical illusion.