Примеры использования Know a couple на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I know a couple of Polish fellas.
I know a couple of local faces.
In the local language, you only need to know a couple of words.
I know a couple of people around here.
Fisk wants to sue me… at least I know a couple decent lawyers.
I know a couple of lads, undertakers.
I guess you just wanted me to know a couple weeks later, but I don't really care.
I know a couple of words in sign language.
Because the high cost of Anavar is normally a worry,before purchasing you could need to know a couple of points.
But I know a couple of guys who have.
Since the high price of Anavar is typically a concern,before purchasing you could need to know a couple of things.
I know a couple of women like that.
Because the high price of Anavar is normally a worry,before acquiring you may need to know a couple of things.
I might know a couple places it could be.
Because the high cost of Anavar is typically a concern,before purchasing you could wish to know a couple of things.
I know a couple firefighters over at Keenan's engine company.
If you're interested, I know a couple of tricks to weed out the losers.
I know a couple vatos in Folsom that would love to holler at you.
Turns out she was just very happy to be dating Vinny Archuletta to the tune of, you know, a couple, three, four cannolis a day.
I know a couple of colleagues who kept networking for ever.
Trust me, I know a couple of people who would love to see me locked up.
I know a couple people. I could make a few calls.
I know a couple people who could possibly save this night.
I know a couple so gentle. They're always together.
Cause I know a couple… thousand people who would disagree with that.
I know a couple of log-In/out tricks with the VMS version five.
You know a couple First Streeters named Jamie Sanchez and Juan Ochelo?
I know a couple of gentlemen who might fit the bill in an antipodean kind of way.
I know a couple streets in Camden where you get the same experience, free of charge.