Примери за използване на Some obscure на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Computer
From some obscure netherworld.
She needed him for some obscure reason.
Some obscure technical problem.
Is it from some obscure source?
It's a children's myth that Stanford discovered in some obscure translation.
Not even lurking in some obscure corner of your spleen.
I do not turn off the light in the ridge,although I know that some obscure.
No reference to some obscure'80s film?
She's some obscure friend of Bianca's from high school.
Perhaps it will happen under some obscure circumstances.
Some obscure the roots in darker shades, and some leave a natural light brown color.
He's still fighting some obscure, stupid war of his own.
You would also come off as kind of a pointy head… trying to figure out some obscure issue.
Probably give us some obscure historical fact About god knows what.
Any birthday, anniversary,holiday… Maybe some obscure project launch.
Then he quoted me some obscure paragraph of the mutual defense pact.
You're taking us to the Black Sea based on some obscure clue on the Amulet?
Then he quoted me some obscure paragraph of the mutual defense pact.
The good news, it's not cancer, it's not tuberculosis,it's not coccidioidomycosis or some obscure fungal infection.
One fine day we will end up dead… in some obscure part of the world… and no one will come to claim our bodies.
Panfobiya- constant fear for an unknown reason Panfobiya seen as strahaprisutstviya some obscure and unknown evil.
You threaten us with some obscure disaster if we step outside it: but we have been threatened in that way by obscurantists at every step in our advance, and each time the threat has proved false.
Dad looks up every so often to announce some obscure piece of info he found online.
But the few who turned up to vote were told that the station had closed,either because of a terrorist threat or as a result of some obscure“technical” problems.
Finally the Ministry of Health had bought it for some obscure purpose for which they eventually did not want it.
Whatever it is you are struggling to remember, it is not poised on the tip of your tongue,not even lurking in some obscure corner of your spleen.
A man may be evasive,as he tries to find some obscure or mystical sense of power.
It sometimes happens so that players win a specific amount of money at the online casino they have signed up with,only to find they are denied a withdrawal due to some obscure reason.
But compared to someone living in a truly impoverished area in some obscure part of the world, I was blessed.
These alternative thinkers, who Brad and I quote from time to time to keep you informed about the current state-of-the-art discussion in the financial sector, are not much different from the numerous economically andfinancially ignorant light workers who advocate the idea of the dark secret services about the existence of“hidden St. Germain's funds” that will be opened miraculously to the masses by some obscure“enlightened” secret societies and will spread bonanza among all humans.