Examples of using Somewhat more 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
My own living quarters are somewhat more humble.
I would say this is somewhat more than friendly, Ingrid.
The EU needs to be somewhat more sophisticated in its approach.
This is somewhat more difficult for self-employed people.
The southern half of the crater is somewhat more irregular, although still forming level plains in places.
I do accept that its reaction in relation to the euro was somewhat more positive, but in relation to Greece things have not got better, they have got worse.
However, it is somewhat more complex than one might think,
The coin may be worth somewhat more, but as you can see,
Understanding what a daemon does is somewhat more complicated, since it does not interact directly with the administrator.
Males are somewhat more mobile due to their reproductive behaviour,
Prayer is somewhat more ethical when it deals with forgiveness
Of course, Lithuania, like other EU Member States, must devote somewhat more attention to the problem of under-age smoking.
some dermatologists believe that it is somewhat more effective.
Urantians are of the two-brainedˆ type, somewhat more imaginative, adventurous,
We might wish them to earn somewhat more than just enough, so they can live as well as most Americans.
Urantians are of the two-brained type, somewhat more imaginative, adventurous,
MacBook si iMac Pro with the dedicated video card, its presence is somewhat more discreet.
it can imply somewhat more than just friends.
It is certain that the writing of the manuscript appears to be somewhat more advanced than that of the Vaticanus
Somewhat more dignified than being voted out by the Danish people like me the day after tomorrow.