Примери за използване на So literally на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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So literally true.
Not quite so literally.
So literally"this text".
You take things so literally.
So literally, as I'm talking.
It is… but not so literally.
So literally it was just the three of us.
Don't take things so literally!
So literally we build everything from scratch.
Don't take“parts” so literally.
So literally every day, its dosage is somewhat reduced, say, by 0.5 or even by 1 tablet.
I didn't mean it so literally.
So literally would be an actual marriage, whereas figuratively would be marrying her for the purposes of theatrical entertainment.
Stop thinking so literally.
We do not think so literally, we think it's better to clean our dresses, shorts and flip-flops somewhere deep and make coats, sweaters and boots.
Why do you take it so literally?
So literally, imagine this device in the middle of the developing world where there are no doctors, 25 percent of the disease burden and 1.3 percent of the health care workers.
Why are you taking everything so literally?
If the FBI is gonna take this so literally, then every phrase must have equal veracity.
Why are you all taking this so literally?
So literally from the first day of the life of your child, parents should get involved in active work, including in shaping his ability to speak beautifully and correctly.
You can't read into the cards so literally.
So literally, we just need to multiply 65, and we could write it as a times sign like that or we could write it as a dot like that but this means 65 times 1.
I didn't mean the dog example so literally.
And after watching a cartoon Masha and growns,and children, and so literally everyone knows all about these fascinating characters.
I have always heard that we were“movers and shakers”, butI didn't realize it was so literally true.
Never before has this prophecy been so literally fulfilled as now.
Do you have to take everything so literally?
The 16th century origin of the word is the combination of‘come' and‘forth', so literally the word means to come forth with something.
People shouldn't take everything so literally.