Examples of using Had spread in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The results confirmed that organic mercury had spread all around the inland sea and that people were still being poisoned by contaminated fish.
Vietnam for 10 centuries, their unmistakable architecture and art style had spread widely across places in the country.
The little group, sitting all night long, had spread so much light that God had saved the world from destruction.”.
and its reputation had spread across Europe and was beginning to expand into the American market.
Known as a‘zoonotic disease', it was believed harmful germs had spread from animals in the market to workers or visitors.
The attack seemed to have begun late Thursday night and by Friday had spread to crucial areas needed to publish the paper.
By the 9th century Christianity had spread into Celtic lands and the celebration became
became infected with the new virus, which some experts believe had spread through defective piping.
In no time at all, a thick riot suppression smokescreen had spread for around 20 meters around Fräulein Kreutune.
Within a decade this movement had spread to all the 150 major protestant families of the world, reaching a total of 55 million people by 1990.
Experts cited in the report said the new virus appeared in July and had spread through Vietnam's northern and central regions in August.
I don't think the U.S. government even realized how far it had spread,' he told CIO Journal.
Mr Lee also said the group had spread,"hatred and discrimination against mainland Chinese".
During the third, an epidemic had spread and it was reported that 40% of the population had died.
it seemed that the Gryphon had spread its wing and caused the wind.
At that time, the childhood team Villareal had spread his arms to welcome Santi back….
If the avian flu H5N1 virus had spread from human to human like this then I would be extremely worried.
By the time he was 24 they had spread to his back and by age 32 they almost completely covered his body.
He alleged that FIFA had spread“fake information and a deceitful representation” of the facts.
Within two years of being first discovered, Nipah had spread to Bangladesh, where it has caused several outbreaks since 2001.