Examples of using Would add 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
To be even a minute away would add to their torture.
I knew that your presence… would add a little spice to tonight's proceedings.
I thought that giving this information would add context to my arguments.
You would be surprised how much that would add up in your life.
Would add a little spice to tonight's proceedings. I knew that your presence.
The river, but that would add another day.
It would add like nine pages to my book.
It would add, in the definition of‘environmental law' and with respect to promoting measures at international level,
She said that she was not convinced that the proposed directive would add value in the sense that it would increase the number of female entrepreneurs.
But the valley would add a half day to our trip,
as the so-called'optional system' proposed would add another layer, as I have just said.
In addition to the six priority areas suggested by the Commission, the Austrian Presidency would add sustainable consumption patterns.
It is important that this proposed instrument would add demonstrable value and not result in an added layer of bureaucracy.
A move to a 30% would add more than 2 million direct
I write my own stim sound files, but it would add a whole other dimension if you could combine custom waveforms with mods from features built into the box.
There are others who prefer to have more heat and would add other kinds of peppers such as habaneros.
every little bit of his story would add up.
Illinois Department of Public Health appealed a decision Thursday that would add"intractable pain" as a qualifying condition for medical marijuana.
but unfortunately this would add another 21MB to the archive.
to provide an effect that would add noise underneath the lead,