Examples of using Experienced something in English and their translations into Spanish
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If we don't understand that not having experienced something doesn't make it impossible,
If you haven't experienced something together, at the same time,
That pressure can continue to exist for a long time after we have experienced something.
However, the landlord has probably experienced something else, otherwise he would not write that.
You have been fortunate enough to have experienced something that very few people have the courage to even think about.
They will be the minority and may only be helpful because they have experienced something similar and thus are able to recognize it without extensive information.
they can see ghosts, or they have experienced something they can't explain.
chances are we have experienced something similar.
I call the shots and have never experienced something so powerful as owning my time.
the second experienced something similar next to the player from Cadiz, Juan Lebron.
Now you understand that anger is a typical response for a child who's experienced something as tragic and unjust as losing a parent.
Who of us has not experienced something of the painful results of imagined illnesses?
Unless one has experienced something like that they cannot possibly understand
Chaplin was also tumultuously welcomed in Paris and Berlin, where he experienced something of their decadent, aristocratic life.
It would have been deeply interesting to me to have experienced something of what religious people do experience in the way of a mystical experience,
any time you have experienced something shocking or distressing.
shorter stories of normal people who have experienced something special, fills me with joy.
I have experienced something that plays like a game
so I was thinking maybe if he actually experienced something that he used to do,
Beckett experienced something of a renaissance with the novella Company(1980),