Приклади вживання Outrageously Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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That was outrageously poetic.
And how could Watson and Mencken have been so outrageously anti-mother?
Isn't this outrageously overpriced?
To work with people and wandering people, but mostof all he loved to have fun with people, behave outrageously, to laugh with them.
That is outrageously attractive to people.
This is why he acted so outrageously at the UN.
The preponderance of outrageously expensive cars in a country where the majority live below the poverty level is unacceptable.
He said the governmenttakes away money from its people with"outrageously high taxes" to spend that money on"waging useless wars.".
Unfortunately many of our fellow citizens are forced to take up such offers because theprocess for obtaining a visa takes so outrageously long.
She acts more and more outrageously, often in the presence of other men.
Travellers abroad are often surprised to find that goods which arerelatively inexpensive at home may carry outrageously higher price tags in other countries.
The United States is outrageously interfering in China's internal affairs.
How, in virtue of organics, recycle poly bags that in a natural method are decomposing for 400 years andhave already polluted our planet outrageously.
People like me are paid outrageously high salaries to do the system's bidding.
For the first time in many years, the Regionnaires know that their shenanigans- their steamrolling of the democratic process, their indifference to procedure, their violations of ethicalnorms, their adoption of outrageously self-serving policies, and their wanton use of violence against the opposition- will provoke brawls they will lose.
People like posts and mark“outrageously”, but they don't get into the essence of the problem. But in vain!
Seville is known for hosting the largest Easter celebrations in Spain,with flamboyant parades, outrageously luscious desserts, and most traditionally, the Nazarenos.
High fees- The mutual funds just have outrageously high fees that are going to take money from you that you could have used to invest.
A language issue, unfortunately, is a somethingspecial in a social and political life of Ukraine and is outrageously used by the most promising participants of future elections.
It can easily give outrageously large amount of power and torque or to turn into economical consumer of fuel, if the excess power you do not need at the moment.
I know of course that this judgement will seem outrageously harsh, even to those who are critical of Plato[55].
Yes, the drinks are outrageously expensive($14 gin-and-soda, I'm lookin' at you) and I have given up trying to order anything more complicated than a martini, but airport bars are still bars.
Inspired by cell division,Michael Hansmeyer writes algorithms that design outrageously fascinating shapes and forms with millions of facets.
The Party also spoke outrageously about the thought of the“Three Represents,” although in this case, actually mocking it when saying it is a continuation and development of Marxism-Leninism, Mao Zedong thought, and Deng Xiaoping theory.
To support the government, which has forgotten the constitution and outrageously uses the state service for its own enrichment, is an image of military honor.
Schuyler Miller found the novel"top notch… full of the outrageously daring flights of the imagination which are the Taine trademark" as well as"plenty of the biting satire which we can also expect of a Taine book.".
In search of affordable premiums, many people are forced into what is known as“junk insurance”,which offers only skimpy coverage and has outrageously low limits on the amount that they will pay for medical coverage in a year or even in a lifetime.
Before synthetic dyes were readily available,purple fabric was so outrageously expensive that only royalty could afford to wear it as it was literally worth it's weight in gold.
For many years,the lack of competition had allowed South-Eastern to fix outrageously high premium rates and to defend their monopoly through intimidation and coercion in six US states.