Приклади вживання That struck me Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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One last thing that struck me.
The first thing that struck me was a half-word understanding of each other.
One final thing that struck me.
Things that struck me after visiting political spaces in 14 US cities.
And finally, something that struck me.
The first thing that struck me about this book is its format.
Those are the two themes that struck me most.
The first thing that struck me about him was his absolute confidence.
The smell was the first thing that struck me.
The first thing that struck me was the airport.
One of them said something that struck me.
The first thing that struck me was the airport.
The woman said something that struck me.
One of the things that struck me the most was the country's multiculturalism.
So I will only comment on things that struck me personally.
The first thing that struck me when I landed in Singapore was how clean the city was.
But there was something about Erica's death that struck me at the core of my very being.
But one thing that struck me, even at a young age, was one of the first stories in the book.
Here in Saigon the first thing that struck me is the crazy traffic.
A second gesture that struck me very much is an enthusiasm that is not feigned, a joy, a happiness, a capacity to celebrate.
The products arrived well packaged and the first thing that struck me was the quality of build.
Well, um, the first thing that struck me was, you became such a successful politician precisely because you didn't appear to be a politician.
There's the first time I tooked up all these gizmos that struck me with its shapes and curves.
Something that struck me very much: the people lifted the children with their arms as if saying:“Here is my pride, here is my future!”.
The customs we bring tobear on our bodies are wonderfully diverse, something that struck me when thinking about the ways in which we dispose of the placenta and umbilical cord.
Here are some of the images that struck me as interesting, weird, or just plain worth remembering:.
Apart from the taste for showbiz techniques, though,there was something else in that historical episode that struck me as a characteristic likening the former colonel of the Soviet secret police and of the TV host of one of the world's leading media-holdings- namely, a total lack of empathy, and a blatant disrespect(if not an overt contempt) for the victims.
And the other thing that strikes me is the way that, for example, you were talking about those doorways.
So the two things that strike me, the first was that it's made of bronze, and the second is that it's a child.
You do see so many figures that you recognize as stand-alone sculptures by Rodin,but the thing that strikes me most is just how much the figures emerge from the"background" of the doors.