Examples of using Exclamation in English and their translations into Slovak
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dunk with 42 seconds left put an exclamation point on Milwaukee's night.
A large number(more than 3) interrogative, exclamation or other marks may result in your removal from the chat.
This exclamation shows us how profoundly we must prepare to celebrate next week the great mystery of the passion,
irritability and exclamation of pain.
Števo's manager showed up and told him to mark three exclamation marks in his roll book at the 159th kilometre.
you will hear exclamation of triumph.
It is said that right on Dupci the exclamation"The sea!
The above Tariff is subject to proportionate exclamation in the event of hike on cost of Fuel
Leave out any apostrophe if it is immediately before the exclamation mark, because an apostrophe can not be the last character in a sheet name.
Interrogative and exclamatory clauses are introduced with inverted question(¿)and exclamation(¡)marks.
Gradually the encouragement of a delicacy is replaced by simply stroking and exclamation"Okay!
The whole of Christian revelation culminates in this exclamation, at the conclusion of the marvellous contemplation which is offered to us by John in Revelation(cf. Rev 22:20).
The exclamation mark is a punctuation mark usually used after an interjection
a triangle that has the mark exclamation(like)….
In that exclamation:“It is the Lord!”,
CDESK request priority for emails with higher priority- if the sender sends the high importance e-mail(marked with exclamation symbol) to CDESK, created request will have this preset priority.
receives from a jubilant world the exclamation,“He is one of us!”-“He has been taken away!”.
CCC 2779 Before we make our own this first exclamation of the Lord's Prayer,
what was prayer is now dramatic exclamation, what was faith is now the enthrallment of beauty.
The woman that God‘fashions' from the man's rib elicits from the man a cry of wonder, an exclamation of love and communion:“This one, at last,