Examples of using A rather in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The door was locked with a rather complex spell.
This makes it a rather successful option for those with a specific issue,
LinkedIn has always positioned itself as a rather boring and useful service than as the star of the internet.
Meanwhile, many industrial consumers have a rather superficial understanding of what awaits them after July 1,
Like a biological virus, it is a rather degenerate form because it contains only instructions
the general dysfunctionality of the Ukrainian state had a rather negative impact on all those efforts.
This proved to be a rather unpleasant surprise,
Previously, this was not taken seriously ill person was considered a rather unhappy life and creation, which do not feed bread- give complain.
Overall, this giant black hole accounts for 2 percent of the total mass of the galaxy,“a rather extreme value,” Saglia says.
Being a rather rebellious group,
Changes in the design of new items can be called a rather evolutionary, but most of them went to the car to benefit.
But, in 1992, he eventually managed to graduate from a rather prestigious high school in Northfield.
had become used to a sort of conspiratorial atmosphere that encouraged a rather long period filled with mistrust.
the years passed- it has a rather humorous meaning today.
Among other things, there he suggested a rather interesting idea: not to elect the Head of the Church anymore,
Since this accusation comes from a rather hostile source,
there is a rather short passage to Odessa,
Since this accusation comes from a rather hostile source,
In a rather global perspective"Euromaidan" was a protective tool of the ruling system- criminal-oligarchic regime of internal occupation.
Harp is a rather new beer brand which appeared in 1959 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Guinness brewery.