Examples of using The somewhat in English and their translations into Serbian
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
then only the somewhat easier texts written that very little brain activity asked.
One of the first specs you look at when choosing a DAC is the“resolution,” which is a somewhat vague term expressed in the somewhat vague unit of“bits.”.
which include the somewhat similar twistane.
However, the somewhat suspect source for that does not provide any information on where in said book this occurs, nor what the exact text is.
The somewhat curved canines are the longest among living felids with a crown height of up to 90 mm.
However, the somewhat good news is that phosphorus can be recaptured after use
He then made the somewhat suspect leap to thinking the women not only were more willing to speak candidly when under the influence of these drugs,
English languages in mind, he came up with the somewhat unique word“Mayday”,
The somewhat vague objectives,
which cannot be completely justified with the somewhat higher qualifications needed for the employees in this sector.
So instead of coming here to tell you about the somewhat tedious nature of the data
Prior to this, the somewhat official role of a person telling people the time often fell to employees of the Post Office,
The somewhat methodical pacing of battle can take a little getting used to-- attacks tend to leave you open once they're through so correct timing and spacing are important wrinkles-- but it feels fantastic once you're up to speed.
Other than the somewhat surprising finding that the health benefits of vegetables topped out at three to four servings per day,
The somewhat extravagant explanation:
In the somewhat intellectually perverse foreign policy salons of New York
Dorothy happily accepts the somewhat effeminate“Cowardly Lion” who eventually identifies as a“friend of Dorothy,” and earlier on states,“I'm afraid there's no denyin',
hence naturally enough, the somewhat"pale" figure of Egeria was later categorized by the Romans as one of the Camenae,
particularly the somewhat antiquated RS-232,
For the somewhat less technical answer,