Examples of using Things very in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
You will find things very different in Kleinberg.
he's gonna make things very difficult for us.
you would find things very unpleasant.
In fact, I'm seeing things very clearly now.
I can make things very difficult for you.
No, the thing with your tit made things very clear to me.
Mr. President, that makes things very difficult.
My mind can absorb things very quickly.
Whit just likes to take things very seriously.
However, the current cable installation network really does not make things very easy.
As Western people, we tend to want to make things very concrete.
Or I can make things very uncomfortable for you.
can be hardcoded in the tools but that would make things very inflexible.
the state of things very deplorable;
Mr Schulz made things very simple for himself by stating that only the Conservatives were to blame.
It expresses my feelings about things very simply. And I think that musically… I think that the music is the*sum-mix-ten* driven by that emotional commitment.
I have convinced them that the Admiral takes these certain things very seriously. That he would rather lose the Fleet… than break the oath.
I tried to put some things very practical that anyone who is already trying some flat lays can practice now
because I have a great responsibility, and I need to do things very well,” the first lieutenant in Mexico's Marine special forces concluded.
I think there are all sorts of things very wrong with the system as it has emerged