Examples of using Something's changed in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
The Woman's changing. Something's changing.
It's as if something's changing.
Reeves is right… something's changing.
Something is changing for you.
Something is changing!" confirms Alphonse.
But now something was changing.
I should wait and see. If something is changing, it will make itself known.
Through the distance, on every call, I started noticing something was changing.
It's this feeling that something is changing.
However, something is changing here, under the pressure of the financial crisis.
But something's changing our DNA.
Something is changing; the technology is now ready to give us what we have been waiting a long time:
The presence today of the Council is the first indication that something is changing in the Council as well.
Thirty years ago reforms were begun in China which showed the world that something was changing, that it may do something for the benefit of society.
Most deeply moved he now describes how he suddenly had had the feeling that something was changing in his eyes and how he then became aware of the horse head in the blue neon light, a lighted advertisement on the roof of the Traberhof.
he now describes how he had suddenly had the feeling that something was changing in his eye and how he then became aware of a lit-up advertisement on the roof of the Traberhof: a horse's head in the blue neon light.
in the biological context-, we imagine that something is changing, it is evolving,
Something's changed.
Something's changed, Marco.
Something's changed, marc.