Examples of using We used to think in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Infants can understand much more than we used to think, well before they can speak.
We used to think,‘Since I'm over 70,
Time passing: We used to think that metabolic adaptation may reverse with time, and it might.
We used to think that A. anamensis gradually turned into A. afarensis over time," Melillo said.
We used to think most of the debris consists of small fragments, but this new analysis
We used to think that gluten problems or celiac disease were
We used to think of it as a binary, male
When we were children, we used to think that when we were grown-up we would not longer be vulnerable.
When we were children, we used to think that when we grew up we would no longer be vulnerable.
And recently, we used to think that stomach ulcers were just caused by stress, until we discovered that H. pylori was the culprit.
We used to think of migration as a human security issue: protecting people and providing assistance.
All that stretching and squashing of space-time has just muddled together what we used to think of separately as space and time.
Our findings, however, show that asteroids are stronger than we used to think and require more energy to be completely shattered," said El Mir in the same statement.
Although brains- even adult brains- are far more malleable than we used to think, they are eventually subject to age-related illnesses, like dementia, and loss of cognitive function.
so it's a center of production and learning and shopping and health care and all of these things that we used to think of as taking place outside of the home.
Newswise- Although brains-even adult brains-are far more malleable than we used to think, they are eventually subject to age-related illnesses, like dementia, and loss of cognitive function.
We used to think water followed this standard, existing as either a liquid, a solid(ice), or a gas(vapor), but H₂O might not be as simple as we previously thought.
We used to think that periods and nations carved up the literary field into manageable units of knowledge
Newswise- Although brains- even adult brains- are far more malleable than we used to think, they are eventually subject to age-related illnesses, like dementia, and loss of cognitive function.
We used to think hair was just dead protein,