Examples of using You can't really in English and their translations into Slovak
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You can't really see the black hole itself.
Well, you can't really blame him.
India is so vast and so diverse that you can't really describe it.
Maybe because you can't really study it in Belarus.
It's not hard and you can't really mess it up.
Okay, you can't really work out on top of the world,
Having a Postal Service driver on every street every day making deliveries, you can't really beat that,'' said Satish Jindel, founder and president of ShipMatrix.
It's still a weekday, so you can't really expect the busier families to go out tonight yet it's still crowded in Malioboro.
But the thing is, you can't really focus if you haven't had a good night's sleep.
However, unless you have a time machine, you can't really visit 1920s Paris.
You can't really know when a Trojan is going to strike- these threats are oftentimes quite unpredictable and their methods of distribution can vary a lot.
You can't really get any job you want,
You can't really go through life without knowing how to hold a conversation.
Since the keratin dries clear, you can't really see where the extensions have been attached.
Most of the studies that have been done around this product involves mixing it with a bunch of nutrients- so you can't really trust the results that have been given.
Respect not only yourself, but the rest, because without respect for others, you can't really appreciate yourself.
But in all seriousness, you can't really have a Minister for Transport who isn't interested in, for example, cars and roads.
You can't really argue that they have WAY above the average amount of muscle mass compared to a normal female.