Examples of using Describing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Old Norse: Suðrvegr- literally south way(cf. Norway), describing Germanic tribes which invaded continental Europe.
What these men are describing isn't perceived as:
He was describing things that had happened more than thirty years ago,
Before describing“How to Use Reddit to Drive Huge Traffic to Your Blog”, you have to understand about few important things about Reddit.
It can also explain its answers by describing what it saw, with it highlighting the relevant parts of the image.
Describing all of this took a lot of time,
Each of these phrases is a mental model- a way of describing how the world works- but they're not quite accurate.
After that, it became a common word for describing weather pattern that are as destructive as hurricanes
The process is much like describing the images that seem to appear in the ink-spot tests used by some psychologists.
Im not saying I want paper to go away, Im merely describing whats inevitably occurring.
State media heap praise on him during each visit, describing him as an“old friend of Chinese people”'.
Describing the character's development process, director Jennifer Lee
Describing their meeting at La Tasca on June 14, she said:'Kenneth paid for everything.
Anne Frank is well known for her diary describing her family's years of hiding during World War II.
The BBC quotes a doctor named Stavia Blunt describing one case she saw in the early 1990s:“I was shocked by her appearance, stunned.
Both boys were achieving average to above average marks at school, with a teacher describing one as"popular with his peers", the prosecutor said.
Then, another way of describing the exact same activity is that it's not just an arising of a mental appearance;
There have been a lot of media reports on naltrexone, often describing it as a‘miracle cure' for heroin.
In museums and monuments describing the“American War,” little mention is made of the financial and military role played by China.
Hesse goes on for several pages describing the further teachings of the river, and then writes.