Примери коришћења She pointed на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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She pointed at you.
Let's go where she pointed.
She pointed to you.
Did you see how she pointed that pencil at me?
She pointed at his clothes.
Људи такође преводе
So the current travels west, and she pointed to the left.
And then she pointed at something.
When the blonde came up to the vic in the bar the first time, she pointed in that same direction.
She pointed to the back of her knee.
I asked where the pain was; she pointed to her chest.
She pointed at him, at his picture.
I asked her what hurt and she pointed to her stomach.
She pointed to where I was sitting.
He looked in the direction she pointed and looked back at her.
She pointed at Judith and said"family".
Asked whether is unraveled a knot around Srbijagas or it will wait for the new(reconstructed)government, she pointed that the one thing is Srbijagas reform, and quite another crime and corruption in that enterprise.
She pointed to the bedroom,“Go change.
While admitting that she made mistakes andthat her campaign had"challenges","problems" and"shortfalls", she pointed the finger at two men- FBI Director James Comey and Russian President Vladimir Putin- as the proximate cause of her defeat.
She pointed toward the other end of the room, into the darkness.
With his humorous tale, she pointed to inconsistencies which the government later had to correct.
She pointed suddenly at me, and every one looked at me accusingly.
She pointed with her finger towards some men whose faces I could see.
She pointed to a place where Namib desert was written island it in capitals letters.
She pointed to an army outside the city which was not made up of local Greeks.
She pointed a bitten bar of chocolate at him and said,‘Yes, he can't make up his mind about anything!
And she pointed to those as her primary loves, and her motivation for doing everything that she does.
She pointed to the increase of women in top-level executive positions in Turkey, citing a 2010 report on global gender injustice.
She pointed to the distinction between the obligations of commercial broadcasters and those for the broadcasters- public companies, which are obliged to follow the rules related to public broadcasting services.
On this occasion, she pointed to the findings of several studies that were conducted in relation to this topic in the Western European countries, noting also the results of local researches, which showed that our audience, regardless of varying degree of accepting modern technologies, did not differ in their needs and habits from the Western public.
She pointed to the indirect effects of Brexit on the European integration of Northern Macedonia.“Brexit is affecting developments in Northern Macedonia because the United Kingdom is assisting the public administration reform process to a great extent, therefore Northern Macedonia is losing a stable source of support in its accession process,” she said, underlining the deepening of internal divisions after the European Union blocked the beginning of the Northern Macedonia and Albania accession negotiations.