Примери коришћења We got to know на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We got to know why.
And maybe there's nothing we can to do help, but we got to know if there is.
We got to know each other.
I was still a jerk to you, butbottom line, we areWe're glad we got to know you.
We got to know what we're doing.
He seemed really tough when he arrived and was quite intimidating to deal with, butwhen he relaxed, we got to know the real Sinisa, a humble man who appreciates the little things in life.
We got to know the layout.
The mixture began to burn, butwe added the burner so we checked the temperature with a thermometer so we got to know the flash point when the relationship between the ethanol and the water was 50%.
We got to know what this Vesic deal is.
Still, we got to know you.
We got to know the country, right?
Well, I mean, we got to know what they were trying to hide.
We got to know that you're with us.
Was terrible. We got to know Jack at the end because Brenda used to go out with his son.
We got to know, Jackie, what went down with this forum.
During this period, we got to know many new customers and made preparations for opening the European market.
We got to know what exactly they were forced to do.
For instance, we got to know almost all the brothers and sisters in the Dutch district, and they have become very dear to us.
We got to know the simple family who brought her down.
There was a Hindu family that we got to know well-- and you have to understand that life in our street was a little bit like the setting for an Asian soap opera.
We got to know each other well in a very confined period of time,” he said.
We got to know many new customers and made preparations for opening the European market.
We got to know what makes the other person tick in challenging, high-tension situations,” they said.
One by one, we got to know them, and we learned all kinds of things, like the fact that William was a hell of a cook.
And we got to know them pretty well, too, after logging in some quality time with them backstage and on their respective tour buses before their recent show at Pier 97 in N.Y.C.
We got to know about them through a song‘Na ivici'(‘On Edge'), which, maybe, tells us that the world is on edge, and that although living on the edge is dangerous, it is the only place of freedom, where it is possible to love and be loved.
We get to know our suppliers' high-quality ingredients in their own labs.
It's the same way we get to know anybody else.
The same way we get to know anyone.
In being alone, we get to know ourselves.