Examples of using Literally translates in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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The Korean title of the drama, which literally translates to“I went there once and came back” is an often-used euphemism for divorce in Korea.
Taken from the word‘calor,' a Latin word that literally translates as heat, calorimetry was pioneered by a Scottish scientist named Joseph Black,
emperor did indeed have a liking for this traditional game- only it was the original French version known as Vingt-et-un(literally translates as‘twenty-one').
The film is the third of a series of five films directed by Ricky Lau in the Mr. Vampire franchise. The Chinese title of the film literally translates to Mr. Spiritual Fantasy.
whose name literally translates to"Big Sky Wings".
whose name literally translates to"Big Sky Wings".
There's a proverb in Japan that literally translates as“Not dressing up the meal with color is like sending someone out of the house without clothes.”.
Their name literally translates as"99 islands," though there are over 200 of them,
The Spanish title of the film("Tu madre se ha comido a mi perro") literally translates to"Your mother ate my dog", a line said by Paquita(Spanish actress Diana Peñalver) in the film.
Ras Beirut literally translates to"the head of Beirut" due to its location on the tip of peninsula, home to the Manara Lighthouse
Dandelion, which literally translates into“lion's tooth” in French, is rich in vitamin-A, C,
To keep all that potential for social chaos under control there's even a government office called Ordnungsamt, which literally translates to"office of order.".
which he got in Osaka; it means"God's will" and more literally translates into"God gives and God takes".
a different Chinese board game named weiqi(which literally translates as the“game of encirclement” and is known in English under
In China, a university(whose Chinese name literally translates into“big study”) is a place where one studies,
The different types of chocolates signified different relationships- A woman may gift‘giri-choko'(義理チョコ) that literally translates to‘obligation chocolate', to men without any romantic interest(like bosses, colleagues, class-mates, brothers, fathers
hooves," and the English version of Barnyard, which literally translates as"Animal Farm.".
Shenfenzheng, a name that literally translates as"personal ID," tweeted that the intention was to expose how potentially sensitive information on Chinese individuals- no matter how senior- can be easily procured through black-market channels.
It could be literally translated as“swish-swish.”.
Giri Choco is literally translated as obligation chocolates.