Примери за използване на Was either на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Medicine
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Computer
It was either you or him.
Friends thought that the risky boy was either crazy or used insider information.
It was either him or us.
We tried to help him, but, uh, it was either him or the baby.
It was either them or me.
Хората също превеждат
Her great contribution to Tolstoy's literary legacy was either ignored or belittled.
It was either this or my mace.
I'm tellin' you, that was either a ghost or a demon.
It was either that or my pocket!
In other words, French“intelligence” was either faulty, or more likely a fabrication.
It was either joy or agony.
Now, the majority of the buildings andfacades in this part of the street was either heavily remodeled or removed.
It was either amputate or die.
As one of the main leaders in the Voice of Healing revival,Coe was either greatly loved, or greatly despised.
That was either a wounded bull… or Porthos.
And 35(16 per cent)had a benefit that was either minor or could not be quantified.
He was either on watch or off watch.
He who injured you was either stronger or weaker.
He was either too smart or too dumb.
This guy he dumped me with… was either an idiot-savant or just an idiot.
It was either football or nothing for him.
The mothers delivered the messages in a tone of voice that was either controlling, autonomy-supportive, or neutral.
It was either this or a Huey from Vietnam.
Nissen's findings were confirmed in later work, andin 2010 the drug was either taken off the market or restricted, all around the world.
It was either this or warm, woolen mittens.
There were winter and summer seasons of opera andballet but in between the theatre was either closed or used for films, cabarets, lectures and dancing.
The man was either foolish or fearless.
(11) Shechem's single act of violence against Dina forced two of Jacob's sons into violent reprisal and in the end everyone was either contaminated or dead.
It was either incompetence or collusion.
Winter and summer seasons of opera and ballet were given andbetween seasons the theatre was either closed or used for film shows, dancing, cabaret and lectures.