Examples of using Taking time in English and their translations into Norwegian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
His crime wasn't taking time.
Thank you for taking time for us.
I want to thank you for taking time to see me. I know.
I know. I wanna thank you for taking time to see me.
I don't think many Americans are taking time right now Is he…?
Active-Listening-Offering entire attention to what other folks are saying, taking time to understand the details being produced,
Active-Listening-To what other-people assert giving complete attention,, taking time and energy to recognize the points being made,
Active-Listening-To what others say supplying complete attention, taking time for you to comprehend the details being built,
Active-Listening-To what other folks say giving complete attention, taking time and energy to recognize the details being manufactured,
Active Listening-To what others are saying presenting complete attention, taking time to understand the things being built,
Active-Listening-To what other-people say giving total attention,, taking time to realize the details being built,
Active Listening- Giving full attention to what other people are saying, taking time to understand the points being made, asking questions as appropriate, and not interrupting at inappropriate times. .
Active Listening-Providing entire focus on what other-people are saying, taking time to realize the items being manufactured,
really appreciated the staff taking time to suggest local places to eat.
Active-Listening-To what others say giving total attention,, taking time and energy to comprehend the things being made, requesting questions as suitable,
Thanks for taking time and visiting my profile welcome to my part time secret life….
Taking time to do things the right way,
And thank you, Sophia, for taking time to sit with us during the last days of your campaign.
Thanks for taking time to reply to me, you have thrown a spanner in the works,
Before taking time from the interlocutor, it is necessary to clearly understand the purpose of the conversation,