Примери за използване на It's more important на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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It's more important than my family.
But let's talk about us, it's more important.
It's more important than a mortgage!
I analyse my own performances and for me it's more important what I think than what you think.
It's more important to keep Super safe!
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Um… she wanted you to have this if she died,but I think it's more important because she didn't.
It's more important than re-election.
In life, it's important to know what you should do but it's more important to know what you shouldn't.
It's more important to be clear.
But as bad as I want to win this case, andI do after 35 years of doing this, you know it's more important that I can rest my head on the pillow at night.
It's more important what Lewis has done.
That shows you that sometimes the instruments themselves do not advance science, butthe thinking of people and… having new ideas. It's more important than good equipment sometimes.
It's more important to be comfortable.
Apparently it's more important than my class.
It's more important for Pres Jr. to go.
But right now… it's more important to send Munni home.
It's more important that you find the Unicorn.
Oddly, I think it's more important to catch this murderer.
It's more important that you get over this shock.
And remember, it's more important that she's drunk than she's hot.
It's more important than hospitals.
Johnny Depp thinks it's more important to stay youthful in spirit than in appearance.
It's more important to focus on our own game.
I think it's more important that they see your steady hand.
It's more important to me that you stop breaking things.
Sometimes it's more important to consider others before yourself.
It's more important than taking people to the airport.
Right now, it's more important that Gun recovers and gets his memory back.
It's more important than that and more personal.
They think it's more important to practice or go to the gym.