Examples of using Prefer to call in English and their translations into Romanian
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Although some would prefer to call it"common cowardice.".
I would prefer to call them'people'."[10].
Your guests prefer to call it purgatory.
I prefer to call them evictions.
People who work with Indigos prefer to call these children.
Some will prefer to call it a desktop environment.
The aperture of the phenomenon-- which I prefer to call an intermittent cyclical vortex-- is unfixed.
Some people prefer to call the electrician on duty
Israeli"settlements" on the West Bank(which I prefer to call"towns") render impossible the two-state solution,
Other historians prefer to call it the(Saxon) Eastern March
We noticed that the virtual locations, as they prefer to call them, in our home country had the fastest results.
So many herbalists and experts prefer to call it by its common name of“gooseberry.”.
And some people call this force the devil, but I think that whole religious thing is… so I prefer to call it Death itself.
Eskimo, or Inuit, as they prefer to call themselves, came up to the Arctic in very early times.
These so-called asylum seekers, whom I prefer to call freeloaders, must be received in the region.
Mars and Earth will maintain peace through balance, which you prefer to call mutually assured destruction.
somebody whom we would prefer to call'Foreign Minister'- he said he would prefer'Diplomatic Service' to'EEAS'.
If you do not want to cut a pet in specialized salons, but prefer to call a dog barber at home,
My mother prefers to call it"creative accounting.".
(Philippians 2:5-8) He even preferred to call Himself the“Son of Man”.