Examples of using Completely impossible in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The devastation was so great that it had become'completely impossible' for the colonists to harvest and process their crops Conselho Ultramarino, 26 nov.
We would have been able to show the lobbyists that something which they had thought was completely impossible at the time- I put that on record at the reading here- was actually possible.
It is completely impossible that we do not need anything exterior to us in order to conserve our being,
which otherwise would have been completely impossible to fix, we could just put them together in one good photo,
someone with this kind of hair… would have been completely impossible in this world.
which is completely impossible given that there were no longer any opposition candidates.
but it is completely impossible to isolate the Union from the outside world.
But that does not mean it's completely impossible to form any concept of God
It is completely impossible to subdue the Afghan adversary in an irregular warfare on that country's ground with bombs
Secondly, as has been demonstrated, it is completely impossible to buy medicines
because if we do we will make any voting today completely impossible.
It is completely impossible even for organisations with academic employees to find out how extensive the'acquis' is,
Yeah, yeah. That's completely impossible.
Just go with"this is completely impossible"?
That would be completely impossible without the European Union.
It's completely impossible. But he wouldn't listen.
But what is happening here is of course completely impossible.
Yet if I'm reading this correctly… it's completely impossible.
I have made it completely impossible for her to trust anyone.
What is today completely impossible-- get rid of our dependency on fossil energy.