Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Swedish
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These winds became known as kami-no-Kaze, which literally translates as"wind of the gods.
The early name given to Gem Diamonds' Ghaghoo diamond mine was'Gope', which literally translates as'nowhere.
From the blank casting, the Siedle Manufacture department produced a door station which literally became one with the facade.
Not to forget the nave's beautiful coloured stained-glass windows(created by the famous Czech Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha) which literally sparkles with all the finery inside.
energy meridians within ourselves, which literally form tree-like structures throughout the body.
The hotel is located just beside a paddy field hence the name Tepi Sawah which literally means"beside a paddy field".
It is not for nothing that in English it is called“Fan shrimp”, Which literally means“ shrimp-fan”.
Now days you can play even play blackjack via your mobile and tablet which literally makes it possible to play anywhere.
actually is a play on Sang réal, which literally means"royal blood" in Old French.
harmful toxins, which literally refreshes cells
no losses on the material which literally evaporates when cut with a burner.
Is equal to-- I'm just writing it out as a word-- 20 percent, which literally means 20 per cent.- Let me break it out- which is the same thing as 20 per cent.
Were this"oppression"(which literally meaneth pressure)
The French term used for money laundering is'blanchiment des capitaux', which literally means'bleaching or washing capital',
this drink is often just called a'latte'- sometimes spelt as'latté' or'lattè' in English- which literally means'milk coffee.
Well 59.2 percent- this literally means 59.2 per cent- which literally means 59.2 per 100- which literally means 59.2 per 100- which is the same thing as 59.2÷ 100.
this drink is often just called a‘latte'- sometimes spelt as‘latté' or‘lattè' in English- which literally means‘milk coffee'.
Fourthly, it is an agreement which, literally, has emerged in record time.
The original Pali term for Buddhism is Dhamma, which, literally, means that which upholds.
One who aspires to become a Buddha is called a Bodhisatta, which, literally, means a wisdom-being.