Приклади вживання Peculiarly Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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It is a peculiarly English term.
Max Weber thought that was peculiarly Protestant.
It is peculiarly strong and stiff.".
The shape and finish of this lowest room or"Pit" are peculiarly significant.
It is peculiarly strong and stiff.""Peculiar--that is the very word," said.
Past quarter century been peculiarly the story of refugees.
God has chosen you from all thenations on the face of the earth to be a people peculiarly his own.
Do you see anything peculiarly German about this concern for form?”.
The body of law which every particular nation, commonwealth,or city has established peculiarly for itself;
Western European warfare was peculiarly complicated and expensive, partly because it was amphibious.".
That rule of action which every particular nation, commonwealth,or city has established peculiarly for itself;
And so it is peculiarly important that the Ukrainian be fitted into the procrustean pattern of the ideal Soviet man.
In this division, Pythagoras was on the side of mysticism,though his mysticism was of a peculiarly intellectual sort.
And so it is peculiarly important that the Ukrainian be fitted into the procrustean pattern of the ideal Soviet man.
Civil Law: That body of law which every particular nation, commonwealth,or city has established peculiarly for itself;
If peace is peculiarly hurtful to democratic armies, war secures to them advantages which no other armies ever possess;
The inhabitants of this country, as no doubt you are aware, sir, are peculiarly addicted to shaking hands with prominent personages.
People with this peculiarly named condition have auditory hallucinations- they can hear music even when none is being played.
Man, like any other living entity, has its own habitat, which is peculiarly refracted in it in the interaction of all its components.
Taking on the peculiarly understood functions of philosophy and art history, conceptualism tends to dematerialize art-creativity.
Man, like any other living entity, has its own habitat, which is peculiarly refracted in it in the interaction of all its components.
This is peculiarly applicable to the democratic nations which have witnessed the triumph of the principle of equality by means of a violent revolution.
I do not deny that in certain climates the passions which areoccasioned by the mutual attraction of the sexes are peculiarly intense;
But it seems they are now matched by a new, peculiarly 21st century affliction- the fear of being out of mobile phone contact.
They thought to beone of the universalhuman characteristics represented only a peculiarly American(or Western) value.
These factors closely interconnected and peculiarly affecting accommodation enterprises in various sectors, depending on the technological particularities.
One of the concept's forms was the creation of a real table by which spectators would sit down andtaste conditional food peculiarly served and flavored by actors.
Ukrainian diplomats and experts are, of course, familiar with the peculiarly postmodern nature of European integration and its effects beyond the EU's borders.
I am choosing as an example a case which, though already published,I use again because its brevity makes it peculiarly suitable for illustration.
The rapid growing ofauto proprietors after World War II. peculiarly in the United States and Western Europe demonstrated the population's favour towards cars.