Примери коришћења Is not actually на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Snow is not actually white.
However, The Transatlantic Tunnel is not actually a tunnel!
Story is not actually just story.
Number five: chocolate with 75 percent cacao is not actually a food.
Brooklyn is not actually a city.
Until Mol goes into a kind of therapy, although it is not actually a therapy.
The Moon is not actually blue.
Everything you remember about yourself from this moment on is not actually real.
This problem is not actually new.
Dan is not actually a college professor.
This problem is not actually new.
Tang is not actually a bad name,'cause it's like China but it's… it's not China.
White chocolate is not actually chocolate.
In reality, this is simply a neat illusion, because the moon is not actually any wider.
The church is not actually finished.
Maine is the only US state with a state flower that is not actually a flower.
A blue moon is not actually blue in color.
Although a mechanical realization of the puzzle is usual, it is not actually necessary.
The blue moon is not actually blue in colour.
Chris Sullivan, who plays Toby on the show, is not actually overweight in real life.
If program is not actually copying, it will start copying immediately.
Sometimes what you think you see, orthought you saw, is not actually what you did see or thought you saw.
The X here is not actually the English X, but rather the Greek letter“Chi”, short for the Greek for Christ.
Don't worry, this scene is not actually in the movie.
A Tsunami is not actually a single wave, but is a series of waves known as a“wave train”.
Wild yam does seem to have some estrogen-like activity, but it is not actually converted into estrogen in the body.
Their fur is not actually white, but clear.
It is not actually within the Kremlin, but often served as a visual metonym for Russia in western media throughout the Cold War.
This person is not actually suicidal.
It is not actually within the Kremlin, but often served as a visual metonym for Russia in western media throughout the Cold War and to the modern day.