Examples of using When they really in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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don't take sick days, even when they really need them.
it means that she is very unlikely to help anyone out when they really need it.
more on stability and security, and this is when they really come into their own.
that is a wrong assessment because men will become credible when they really care about the women they love and put a serious
say no to an invitation or a request to volunteer when they really don't have time.
don't take sick days, even when they really need them.
Rather than trying to stuff a lot of things into your apartment when they really don't fit, consider whether you really need a desk, or a dining table,
Many who were seeing war for the first time were so shocked at what they saw that they said this war was immoral when they really meant that all war was terrible.
Our competitors like to advertise their units as reaching -45 °C when they really mean -45 °C below ambient, which typically means it will go to -20 °C. Our unit does not require you to work in a walk-in freezer to achieve its full advertised range.
periods of waiting(bringing people much closer to that acute state) and stigmatizes care that leads people holding out until the very last minute to get help, if ever, at a time when they really can't afford to wait.
time protists were considered protozoans, but of late the categorization of unicellar organisms has undergone rapid development, however in literature, including scientific, there tends to persist the usage of the term antiprotozoal when they really mean anti-protist.
I am happy when they really pay attention
Real men only talk when they really need to.
They say they like women when they really like men.
Hold a door open for somebody when they really need it.
After all, they only speak up when they really want something.
People talk too much when they really ahve nothing to say.
People talk too much when they really ahve nothing to say.
This is just the way people talk when they really don't like something.
They can be too candid, especially at times when they really need to use some tact.