Примери коришћења The adjective на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Ignore the adjective then.
One could say that the word io is understood after the adjective.
The adjective viral dates to 1948.
And forget the adjective"alleged.".
The adjective"good" is not really suitable, boss.
Not absolutely the adjective I had in mind.
The adjective Parisiacus had already been used for centuries.
As the day went by, the adjective“poisoned” became an axiom.
The adjective plena in any case does not express a quantity, but a state.
Throughout the course of the day, the adjective„poisoned“ became an axiom.
If the adjective describes the image, click yes.
The adjective"Claudus" was one of the epithets of the lame god Hephaestus.
When anyone describes a Bearded Collie, the adjective most often used is enthusiastic!
Perhaps the adjective“grand” was a bit pretentious, but the journeys were certainly far and long.
His spare style, full of threatening silences,has given rise to the adjective"Pinteresque".
Not exactly the adjective I'd choose right now.
It was also used to indicate the eastern direction in historical astronomy as the adjective Oriental.
I believe the adjective you're looking for is, uh,"epic.".
This is the first known instance of Bashō using the word karoshi, the adjective from karumi, in his poetry.
That's not the adjective I would have used to describe that.
This number is entirely avoided in some cultures,all because of the various stories that gave it the adjective“unhappy.”.
In early ancient Greek, the adjective theos(, from the privative-+“god”) meant“godless”.
I assume it's the poet who is“hatless”, butwe're tempted by the fluid syntax to attach the adjective to the seeds.
In early ancient Greek, the adjective atheos(ἄθεος, from the privative ἀ-+ θεός"god") meant"godless".
Famous for its beauties, waters, spas, fruit, cattle raising, but also for its insurrectionists and generals,its name is derived from the adjective mio(dear).
While the Czech name of Bohemia proper is Čechy, the adjective český refers to both"Bohemian" and"Czech".
The adjective certa(certain) sometimes has a meaning similar to the use of unu(one) to show an individual, but certa is stronger.
She was until then only Brena,and he added the adjective Lepa, and announced it as a new Yugoslav star- Lepa Brena.
The adjective noetic can variously be translated as spiritual, heavenly, invisible, but sometimes, like nous, may need to remain untranslated.