Примери коришћења Centimetre на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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No more than half a centimetre.
A centimetre or so under, it's white!
Not more than by half a centimetre.
A centimetre out and it screws up the tactics.
She hadn't even moved, not one centimetre.
Use every centimetre of the available space!
One hundredth-millionth of a centimetre.
He grow 6 centimetreand now is 17 centimetre long.
But a million-millionth of a centimetre?
The number 750 is stamped one centimetre beyond the craftsman's stamp.
But yet, she couldn't move a centimetre.
Every centimetre of your body will have an opinion about what you just did.
The surgery costs 100,000 Baht per centimetre.
Each square centimetre of skin has ten million bacteria camped out on it.
Each day it grew another centimetre.
It presses down on each square centimetre of our bodies with a force of one kilogram.
On average, one banknote contains about 30,000 bacteria per square centimetre.
I want to know every single centimetre of that course.
On our scale, that's half a kilometre from the sun andremember, the Earth was one centimetre away.
That's because, here, every single centimetre was well thought-out.
We did not take centimetre of Kosovo's territory, Kosovo's leadership should make brave decision.
Make sure the bites are no more than half a centimetre apart. Keep an eye on that.
Every square centimetre was carefully studied, and in order to carry out this scientific task a good dose of love had to be added.
It was a ball of fire,there wasn't a centimetre where you didn't see flames.
The normal cycle of hair growth lasts for two to six years andeach hair grows approximately one centimetre every month.
Your shoe should be approximately one centimetre longer than your foot to make sure your toes have room to move and to avoid any rubbing.
Look underneath that when you picked that up… a centimetre or so under, it's white!
So, of course, a few are going to wander down to the smorgasbord that is your armpit,itself"home to one million bacteria per square centimetre.".
These crusty patches are small at first, around half a centimetre across, but slowly grow.”.
No one could really imagine a millionth of a centimetre, but at least the number itself- a thousand thousands- was familiar in such human affairs as budgets and population statistics.