Examples of using Imagines in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
The first time he heard the word"brooder" everyone imagines something different.
My brain imagines, or the way I process it is, I say.
Anxiety scans and imagines the future in the attempt to control it.
When Hannah imagines things being good again.
As long as a person imagines he has something, he will not seek for it.
I mean this is what your mind imagines, you know.
It is the poet who first imagines a dream that the world can fall in love with.
Then the person imagines that he leaves the magic circle
The movement against global poverty imagines that it transcends political divisions
No homeowner on the day of signing for a new home imagines that he or she will face the foreclosure.
Your book imagines a future in which humans live in such an optimized world,
Co 8:2 If anyone imagines that he knows something, he does not yet know as he ought to know.
Ray Bradbury's novel imagines a world where books are banned from all areas of life-
Borges then imagines the contents of the Total Library which this enterprise would produce if carried to its fullest extreme.
And now I've been disfigured by a whisky-dick lawyer… who imagines he can kill me with a shotgun loaded for snake.
When the metaphysician hears that one who serves society must take his stand on reality, he imagines that he is being advised to make his peace with that reality.
though it is one in reality and undivided, imagines separateness in itself.
After all, she imagines that she will soon be able to brag about her child,"the doctor.".
We can only regret that His Holiness so imagines the importance of the ethnic factor in the Church,” Fr.
It is a poem about a little Roma girl who imagines herself as a princess, because that is simply the ideal offered to all children.