Примери за използване на I will leave you there на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I will leave you there.
Well, the next time, I will leave you there.
I will leave you there.
I will leave you there.
But that has nothing to do with the actual question at hand,so I will leave you there.
I will leave you there.
So I will leave you there.
So actually, instead of going into the hemoglobin discussion right now, I will leave you there in this video.
So I will leave you there.
The next time you want to leave your head in the sand, just raise your hand,that's fine, I will leave you there.
And I will leave you there.
I will leave you there, dead.
Anyway, I will leave you there.
I will leave you there for a while.
But anyway, I will leave you there now.
Or I will leave you there all night.
I will leave you there to think about it.
Anyway, I will leave you there right now.
So I will leave you there. Try to sort this.
I will leave you there. I will shred you. .
I will leave you there, and we will explore this more in the next video.
I will leave you there, I will continue this in the next video where I will talk a little bit about ellipses.
Anyway, I will leave you there, we're going to do a couple more videos, we're going to do more examples using Snell's Law.
So I will leave you there, and we're now essentially in modern history---at least from my point of view because I was born not too long after that.
I will leave you there to just to ponder that, and we will use this concept in the next couple of videos to actually solve some problems.
Anyway, I will leave you there, and I really encourage you to go back a couple of videos, rewatch them, play with the numbers.
So I will leave you there, maybe I will make another video that doesn't have as many food analogies, but this is a super useful concept and I encourage you to think about it as much as possible and then try the exercises here on Khan Academy.
So I will leave you there, and hopefully this is useful, cause I know it can get confusing, you know, how's a median different than a circumcenter, which is different than an orthocenter, or inrays, or any of these type of things, so hopefully, this clarifies things a little bit.