Приклади вживання We have turned Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We have turned three!
You can imagine what we have turned our country into?
We have turned the page.”.
This is the feature which we have turned into a visual image.
We have turned it into chaos.
You can imagine what we have turned our country into.
We have turned the page of history.
With that situation, we have turned to the European family.
We have turned into a laughing stock.”.
That doesn't mean we have turned into barbarians.
We have turned into our own worst enemies.
To avoid a regular beauty communication, we have turned to Japanese motives.
We have turned the situation in our favour.
After many years with steep cuts in defense spending, we have turned a corner.
Effectively, we have turned democracy into dictatorship.
And what's useful here is now we have constructed, we have turned that one triangle into two right triangles.
So we have turned the tide but we need to do more.
All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all!
We have turned to historians and they told us it is the original magnifying glass.
And I really think in the last few years, we have turned the light on glaucoma, and we have turned the light on putting all the puzzle pieces out, and now it's a matter of putting them together.
We have turned the difficult interesting name into a real brand for signs on the trade squares of megacities.
I'm confident that today we have turned a new page for the participants of the event and provided them with ideas for consideration and some tools for more effective counteraction to corruption.
We have turned our company into a leading company in the world of business processes and document management.
The traditional ways we have turned art into money(like record sales)have been broken by the internet, leaving musicians, writers and artists wondering how to make a living.
We have turned to conceiving cars with apparent defects in comparison with computers which do not have passions and consequently they can carry out the objective analysis though and limited to programs.
Today we have turned“Brech” into the largest and most comfortable hotel and entertainment complex in Ukraine.
Desperate for a solution, we have turned to engineering to design artificial components to replace our worn-out body parts, but in the midst of the modern buzz around the promises of a bionic body, shouldn't we stop and ask if there's a better, more natural way?