Examples of using Implied that in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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And Jesus himself implied that the devil controls all the cities of the world.
in this discussion, I have implied that we should use one data structure for both analysis and generation.
The French became upset because the uproar implied that England was too good for French prisoners.
Scully, Sheriff Taylor implied that the boys in that family… were not really the type that could easily get dates.
The guarantee on the Walkman implied that all damages were covered under warranty for one year.
Schiller said it's"better in every way," and implied that Air users looking to replace their laptop go with the new Pro.
So they introduced Swift and strongly implied that it would replace Objective C for writing for the Mac or the iPhone.
in this discussion, I have implied that we should use one data structure for both analysis and generation.
You implied that you opened up to me and that I didn't appreciate it.
the ancient people also implied that it helped to obstruct the sea monster,
it's not recorded anywhere, but this short passage may implied that he did.
could easily get dates. Scully, Sheriff Taylor implied that the boys in that family.
He then implied that Bitcoin could be adopted as a means of exchanging value in the future,
In Nuzi there was a law that implied that property and leadership of the family could pass to a daughter's husband,
New ideas from particle physics, the paper showed, implied that the universe might have undergone a phase of very rapid expansion in the first fractions of a second of its existence.
This implied that for the sake of protecting 2119,
Dougherty implied that Wu's SexyCyborg channel was a hoax, echoing
In this is implied that God, whatever God may be- we won't discuss that for the moment- is going to clear up the confusion which you
had quite negative comments about the crown prince and two of them- while asserting that the crown prince will become king- implied that the country would be"better off if other arrangements could be made".