Examples of using Aptly in English and their translations into Slovak
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As the philosopher Karl Popper aptly said, the difference between science
Shoot in all directions so aptly to hit the enemy in the heart of the first shot.
A similar program, aptly called TigerText,
try all the sauces on the shelves aptly shaped like a coffin.
The lexicon of Western Rusyn dialects is perhaps most aptly represented in the speech of Rusyns in the Prešov Region.
Sweatshirts not only provided warmth but, as their name aptly reveals, they also possessed the functional ability to induce and absorb sweat during exercise.
Aptly called"Baby Rockers," Madonna started the program when it opened the Alexis Verzal Children's Rehabilitation Unit in 2010.
struck your opponent sighting of armored cabin so aptly as soon as you can.
This is one of minority anabolic steroids we could aptly identify mostly a cutting steroid in the exact same light as Winstrol.
but one that we think aptly describes what this movement,
This is one of minority anabolic steroids we could aptly identify primarily a cutting steroid in the same light as Winstrol.
I started to feel“blah” as my doctor had aptly predicted I would.
As our young friend aptly explains, Syrians dare to talk about secret societies like Freemasonry
A one-month supply, aptly called The ARK 390 by Chef's Banquet,
through a practice aptly nicknamed“fish whacking,” wherein they will stun their prey with their snouts, sometimes even knocking them out of the water.
The unraveling of the moral fabric of the West is leading, step by step, to what Benedict XVI aptly called the“dictatorship of relativism”- the use of coercive state power to impose a thoroughly relativistic moral code on all of society.
The report aptly demonstrates that the future of European livestock farming is threatened by the current protein shortage,
Aptly released an arrow can be removed with a high guard tower,
but through a process aptly described by Stephen Jay Gould as punctuated equilibria in which long periods of apparent stability are interrupted by periods of sudden
Colorado is a Spanish word meaning"colored red" and is aptly applied to the sandstone red Colorado River, shown here, in the western region of the Grand Canyon near the Hualapai Tribe tourist attraction called Skywalk.