Примери за използване на Now almost на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Now almost all the.
But you are now almost a man.
Now almost anything goes.
The situation is now almost out of control.
Now almost all of them do.”.
Хората също превеждат
These negotiations have now almost been concluded.
And now almost the entire.
The swift night of the high Himalayas was now almost upon them.
We can now almost smell land!
The idea that inequality needs to be reduced now almost goes without saying.
They're now almost 2 months old.
Furthermore, it will be fundamental“to develop the link(now almost lost) between justice and beauty.
Are now almost in their final stage.
Which nobody did and now almost everybody does--.
And now almost a separate room is ready.
The internet has changed the dynamics of the trade markets and now almost every product and service is available online.
Now almost every endurance athlete has one.
The market cap of Ripple is now almost $26 billion, compared to $23.5 billion for Ethereum.
Now almost every examination of the kidneys beg….
Lemonade and other sweetened carbonateddrink now almost completely replaced milk and water, and children and adults.
Now almost everyone has a phone in their pocket.
He imparted this skill to Phyllis,who was now almost as accomplished as he himself and often more daring.
Now almost every other attack is a double tap.
Since 1980, the number of obese adolescents has tripled, now almost nine million adolescents in the age of 15 are obese.
But now almost anyone can afford it.
Originally a network of fixed-line analog telephone systems, the PSTN is now almost entirely digital, and now includes mobile as well as fixe.
Brown is now almost in the middle of his treatment.
Now almost all cars have a separate USB output.
Experts estimate that there are now almost 47 million people living with dementia around the world, an increase from 35 million in 2009.
Now almost everyone has a copy and reads it frequently.