Примери коришћења Same expression на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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These are same expression.
Try substituting other words while using the same expression.
Exactly the same expression.
The same expression, sometimes.
It is not the same expression.
They finally share so much, their thoughts andtheir faces take on the same expression.
I see the same expression on every face.
He speaks always with the same expression.
I saw the exact same expression on your dad's face the other day.
So all of these are really the same expression.
It was the same expression that had been obstructing my vision for the last week.
Mayuri, I want the same expression.
In addition, in downtown Borroramizi(Pallati i Rinisë)there is a flag with exactly the same expression.
You have just the same expression in your mouth.
Not the same mask Mona had on the train, butit's the same face, the same expression.
You've got the same expression as her.
It took me a second to figure out what that something was,to realize that every human wore the same expression today.
He never used the same expression twice.
And when people are close to death, when they're lying on the floor staring up at those lights,they all have the same expressions on their faces.
They both had the exact same expressions on their faces.
When we see someone making an emotionally expressive face, for example,it's enough to trigger neurons in our brain to make that same expression ourselves.
Yoda conditions describe the same expression, but reversed.
All the SS people had the same expression- they were always furious-looking, to show how important they were, to show they were important people.
I think it's funny how they both have the same expression on their faces.
Additionally, neuroimaging researchers have shown that similar brain regions are active when someone watches an emotional expression as when they attempt to imitate that same expression.
Interpretation must be made in relation to the context in which each expression resides since the same expression in another context could take on a different meaning.
The same expression defines 1729 as the first in the sequence of"Fermat near misses"(sequence A050794 in the OEIS) defined as numbers of the form 1+ z3 which are also expressible as the sum of two other cubes.
How then can you doubt that hell will not last to all eternity when the same expression is used for both?
The same expression defines 1729 as the first in the sequence of"Fermat near misses"(sequence A050794 in the OEIS) defined, in reference to Fermat's Last Theorem, as numbers of the form 1+ z3 which are also expressible as the sum of two other cubes.
I discovered that what I had to do was believe in them myself and write them with the same expression with which my grandmother told them.