Examples of using Ever recorded in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Telescope has discovered UGC 2885, the largest spiral galaxy ever recorded.
The largest iceberg ever recorded broke away from the Antarctic Peninsula in 2017.
The coldest temperature ever recorded in the city was -32.2 °C on 7& 9 February 1929.
The heaviest dog ever recorded was a St. Bernard named Benedictine who weighed an incredible 366 pounds(166 kg)!
Retrieved December 24, 2012.^"Ever recorded Maximum and minimum temperatures upto 2010"(PDF).
setting 2016 on track to be the hottest year ever recorded.
digital input/output/, the NODE 2 connects your gear to all the music ever recorded.
Do you want to learn the lyrics to every Celia Cruz song ever recorded?
Dr. Rodonaia underwent one of the most extended cases of a'clinical near death experience' ever recorded.
According to the UNHCR, the world is now witnessing the highest levels of displacement ever recorded.
Let us take a look at the people with the highest IQ ever recorded listed below.
to 250 pounds(113 kg), but the heaviest mastiff ever recorded was a jaw-dropping 343-pound(156 kg) dog called Zorba
It allowed Apple to sell the $199 digital boxed set of all the songs Dylan ever recorded, plus the exclusive right to offer Dylan's new album, Modern Times, for pre-release orders.
at college in the state dropped from 43% to 30% between 1996 and 2004, one of the highest falls ever recorded for any developed world economy.
Brisbane Times reported that Coolangatta, a Gold Coast suburb, had its'coldest June morning ever recorded' as temperatures dropped to 0.6 degrees today.
is the reduction in Arctic sea ice: In 2012, scientists saw the smallest amount of Arctic ice cover ever recorded.
stronger than Typhoon Tip, which attained the lowest barometric pressure ever recorded.
The warmest temperature ever recorded in Minneapolis was 108 °F(42 °C) in July 1936, and the coldest temperature ever recorded was -41 °F(-40.6 °C), in January 1888.
New Delhi's highest temperature ever recorded is 48.4 °C(119.1 °F) on June 28, 1883 while the lowest temperature ever recorded is -2.2 °C(28.0 °F) on January 11, 1967,
International Agreement for the Regulation of Whaling signed in London in 1937, that same year saw the highest ever record of 46,039 whales being killed for their fat, meat, and bone.