Voorbeelden van het gebruik van The first truly in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Description: The Gurr range provides the first truly international standard for microscopical dyes and stains.
its successor LZ 3 became the first truly successful Zeppelin.
Millennials- the first truly digital generation- are the largest group of shoppers ever.
Apple TV was the first truly easy-to-use media streamer.
Thanks to the Community, the first truly pan-European telecommunications networks are already being set up in the field of mobile telephones and radio-pagers.
In 1893, Josephine Cochrane unveiled an innovation at the Chicago World's Fair: the first truly functional dishwasher.
To achieve Mission Zero and become the first truly sustainable corporation, we must come up with technological innovations to reduce the impacts of our operations.
But the first truly psychedelic description of an acid trip would appear the following year,
So here we have it then, the first truly compact 7-megapixel digital still camera.
This is the first truly intelligent, responsive,
SuperPure Olive is the first truly certified organic extract to unite the extraordinary benefits from olive oil,
Konya Science Center is the first truly large interactive science center in Turkey dedicated to informal learning about science and technology.
in historical terms, the first truly European tax.
Favoured by historical circumstances, Gerard took advantage of his position as lay administrator of a monastery hospital to found the first truly international religious order.
Designated by Alfa Laval as the first truly successful technology for the treatment of waste oil,
SuperPure Grape Seed is the first truly certified organic,
The first truly Russian saints were the princes Boris
The first truly pacific blockade, involving no shooting at all, was the British blockade of the Republic of New Granada in 1837, established to compel New Granada to release an imprisoned British consul.