Примеры использования We can understand на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We can understand each other!
Victor, if we can understand.
We can understand Samaritan.
In this way, we can understand each other.
We can understand this nuance.
That is the only way we can understand this form.
We can understand each other because we're alike.
Maybe together we can understand what it meant.
Two missing, and the rest ain't saying shit we can understand.
Thus, we can understand Paul's message that says:"….
The more senses we use to study an object,the better we can understand it.
Perhaps now we can understand why many fall in life.
By interpreting patterns of electrical activity into words and images that we can understand.
Based on this, we can understand why people love ponies.
Thus we have to study well the"Primary Creation" before we can understand the Secondary.
From this, we can understand the rate of growth of this epidemic.
When we read literature that has some scriptural background, we can understand the true spirit behind His utterances.
We can understand the Count however- he wanted to have a richer and nobler son-in-law.
According to the name of the street we can understand that there is a connected with Tver city.
We can understand that you do not want to clean your apartment in the first days.
I would like to unpack that so we can understand what you both really want to communicate.
We can understand this even better if we look at the graph they made of the survey.
If we understand this perspective, we can understand how important the people's relationships are.
If we can understand this properly, there is no need to live encaged within ego and pride.
Through every circumstance and in the most surprising ways,he makes his love known to us in ways we can understand.
I don't suppose we can understand why she committed suicide.
On the edge of the nearest buildings is selected,it falls perfectly in the frame and by its activity we can understand how strong at the moment, the wind on the coast.
Perhaps we can understand the dimension of the experience by its mental analogy.
How can we think we can understand anything about people simply by observing them?
We can understand the particular domestic political difficulties of the other parties and are prepared to be flexible.