Примери за използване на Know it today на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Try know it today.
We know it today as carbon dioxide.
Civilization as we know it today.
Pizza as we know it today originated in Naples.
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The United States as people know it today.
Pizza as we know it today was invented in Naples.
Actually changed the world as we know it today.
Gingerbread, as we know it today, descends from Medieval Europe.
This lead to photography as we know it today.
Public education as we know it today, however, did not then exist.
The world would not be as we know it today.
But the company, as we know it today, was not created by both brothers, but by Ray Crock.
At least not in the way we know it today.
Dr. Katya Paskova is one of the first Bulgarian dermatologists to develop aesthetic dermatology the way we know it today.
Anavi" is how we know it today.
Health care delivery, as we know it today, will not exist.
This laid the foundation for the European Union as we know it today.
The physical world as we know it today.
This might be true, butit was the French that perfected the drink and made it as we know it today.
This was ethnic cleansing as you know it today.
Nissan is the first brand to reach the 10 year milestone for one simple reason: the Qashqai is the model that pioneered the crossover segment as the industry andcar buying consumers know it today.
The Saxonsgave Stonehengethe name by which we know it today.
The revolutions of 1989 paved the way for radical political, social andcultural change that unlocked freedom as we know it today.
In 1924, he introduced the ketogenic diet as we know it today.
The revolutions of 1989 were a catalyst for radical political, social andcultural change that paved the way for freedom as we know it today.
In short it is from here that the Maremma is born as we know it today.
The Treaty of Rome gave birth to the European Union as we know it today.
The agreement is a cornerstone for the European Union as we know it today.