Примери за използване на Not nearly на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Not nearly.
Lots and lots of coffee, and not nearly enough water.
Not nearly… actually.
I remember some stories, but not nearly all.
Not Nearly Enough Food.
Don't worry, I am not nearly brave enough to taste it.
Not nearly as many as yours.
Sign first: if the aura is pure and strong,man is not nearly as sore.
I mean, not nearly as pretty.
There is too much text in the world and not nearly enough humour.
But not nearly as entertaining.
And her makeup had been heavy, too, although not nearly as thick as the girl's.
Not nearly as surprised as me.
This means that the maximum recommended amount was not nearly achieved.
Not nearly as fascinating as when I?
Microsoft does have a few retail locations, but not nearly as many as Apple does.
Not nearly as surprised as I am though.
Turns out, far too much has been written about great men and not nearly enough about morons.
Not nearly as good as the Swedish version.
Rewind and repeat is not possible as they do not nearly allow enough skips.
And my job is not nearly as dangerous as yours is.
The Atlanteans apparently succeeded in populating the Moon, and perhaps Mars,so when the island sank, it was not nearly all of them vanishing.
Not nearly as notorious as the corrupt chief of the Bennett Police Department.
Experienced and sexy, has taught me what I had to learn years 19-20, but not recognized,because the sex is not nearly done.
Halogen bulbs are not nearly as reliable in extremely cold conditions.
As to whether it's man-made and whether or not the effects that you're talking about are there,I don't see it- not nearly like it is.”.
The great thing is Deca is not nearly as toxic to the liver as other steroids, however, the risk to your liver is still there.
As to whether it is made by man or not, and if the effects you are talking about are there,I do not see it- not nearly as it is.".
At the time, such changes were considered controversial, but not nearly as controversial as the plan to put the calendar back into sync with the seasons.
Platform shoes enjoyed some popularity in the United States, Europe and the UK in the 1930s, 1940s, andvery early 1950s, but not nearly to the extent of their popularity in the 1970s and 1980s.