Examples of using Almost completely in English and their translations into Turkish
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The only excuse one could have for being by the way, almost completely empty. Okay, I came here for the cilantro crawfish gumbo, in this restaurant which is.
Second, German defense rings, on which German troops planned to rely, were almost completely overrun.
but Macedonia-- like Bulgaria-- relies almost completely on Russian gas.
Some of the major buildings there were almost completely destroyed by a fire in March 2010, the cause of which is under investigation.
Just ask two communities that have almost completely vanished from BiH:
But the victim was found, almost completely burned, at the bottom of the hill.
Have been foundscattered across the surrounding desert. and only a few fragments of it The meteoroid itselfwas almost completely vaporized.
in many transitional and developing countries is almost completely controlled by the executive.
The forces of the German Army Group Centre were almost completely shattered within a matter of days.
However, there will not be enough money to remedy all damage, and farmers whose crops are almost completely ruined are particularly anxious.
Particularly hurtful was the visa regime which limited free travel that we enjoyed in the past, and also almost completely hampered the private sector," she added,
by the way, almost completely empty. which is,
And so I have decided at the end of my life… to marry the young woman, who, after many years of true friendship… came of her own free will to this city… when it was almost completely under siege, in order to share my fate.
the only excuse one which is, by the way, almost completely empty. I came here.
And you can see the symptoms almost completely go away, and the psycho-social stress has dropped significantly,
Polio is almost completely eradicated. But as Bruce Aylward says:
So whereas in the adults, as I told you, this brain region is almost completely specialized-- it does almost nothing else except for thinking about other people's thoughts-- in children it's much less so, when they are age five to eight, the age range of the children I just showed you.
Hence, Madeleine M. Henry, Professor of Classics at Iowa State University, maintains that"biographical anecdotes that arose in antiquity about Aspasia are wildly colorful, almost completely unverifiable, and still alive and well in the twentieth century.
as well as"very simple, seemingly ordinary spoken language almost completely free from the hackneyed jargon of intelligentsia," Aldanov argued:"He was too gentle a man,
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