Примери коришћења Has been taken на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Traveller has been taken.
He has been taken into custody pending an investigation.
Getafix has been taken.
Captain Nero. The Vulcan ship has been taken.
No, she has been taken.
I can't put you back in the team.Your place has been taken.
My wife has been taken.
Don has been taken to the Huntsville Memorial Hospital just off the 1-45.
Your train has been taken.
Oil that has been taken from the Earth, broken down, and parts of that oil are then used to make plastic.
Your son has been taken.
Jasper has been taken and it's up to Kid Danger and Captain Man to come to his rescue in this fun online action game!
The Princess has been taken.
Sha're has been taken by a Goa'uld.
The blind woman has been taken.
The limo has been taken over by old people.
Repeat, your train has been taken.
This picture has been taken in the aquarium of Singapore.
Sorry, that name has been taken.
This vessel has been taken over by Romulans. The crew is dead.
This same Jesus, who has been taken from….
The jury has been taken to a hotel.
Very sorry, but the name has been taken.
Little Fa has been taken by Villain Li!
Conrad Grayson of Grayson global has been taken into custody.
Therefore in order toensure consistency a decision has been taken to cancel the tender and retender having made changes to the terms of reference and requesting more specific information from each one of the applicants.
The President and first family has been taken to a secure location.
Our young czar has been taken by the evil witch Baba Yaga.
Spokesperson Maki Shinohara on the World Refugee Day, registration of refugees and situation in Macedonia. Report"The decision to proclaim June 20,2001 the World Refugee Day has been taken unanimously by the UN General Assembly meeting on December 4, last year," said Maki Shinohara adding that this year the topic of the World Refugee Day would be the respect of refugees.
In fact, the name“spiro” has been taken from the Latin word spīra, which means a coil or twist.