Examples of using Far-fetched in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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So the idea of reforesting much of the world isn't as far-fetched as it sounds.
Though a hot war between the world's two major powers still seems far-fetched, a cold war is becoming more likely.
couple games are simply far-fetched.
Lee Chang Rae's scenario is not far-fetched.
The idea that our surrounding temperature affects the workings of our brain may seem far-fetched.
drug references in Alice, some of the lay diagnoses now applied to Alice's characters may be a little far-fetched.
Tatsuo Yoshida, senior analyst at Barclays Securities Japan in Tokyo, said Toyota's goals aren't far-fetched.
of a single or few games are simply far-fetched.
of a single or few games are merely far-fetched.
So, do you intend to murder me or can you prove it, cabron? based on a far-fetched nigger theory,?
Maybe… but there are crazier rumors about her out there. I know it's far-fetched.
adds:“Google will be in your head, and that's not far-fetched.
should be about six, and this is not a far-fetched figure.
This is a bit more of a far-fetched idea, but some have speculated that the popularity of virtual worlds
Harry caught words like“far-fetched” and“lunacy,” but he couldn't help
that has already melted, and it doesn't sound too far-fetched to us.
For most archeologists and researchers, the concept is not just a little far-fetched, they consider it to be more a curiosity than a prophecy.
somehow evading tight border controls- is far-fetched.
stop suffering so much, sometimes by employing pretty far-fetched techniques.
to the allure of“substitutes”, accepting alternative religious proposals and even indulging in far-fetched superstitions.