Примери коришћења We often think на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We often think them.
Често мислим на њих.But about the fences, we often think in the least.
Али о оградама, често мислимо најмање.We often think of them.
Често мислим на њих.The second question that we often think about is: Are we alone?
We often think that life is unfair.
Često pomislimo da je život nepravedan.You know, why, in the modern city, we often think architecture is a machine, is a box?
Znate, zašto u modernom gradu, često pomislimo da je arhitektura- mašina, kutija?We often think that life is not fair.
Često pomislimo da je život nepravedan.About the last period,from 65 years, we often think that life at this age is already ending.
О последњем периоду,од 65 година, често мислимо да се живот у овом добу већ завршава.We often think that we should have it all.
Често мислимо да у свему томе морамо платити све.When we think of the concept of intelligence we often think of a person's IQ.
Kada razmišljamo o inteligenciji, često mislimo na visok IQ ili na eksperta u određenoj sferi.We often think that this will never happen to us.
Mi često mislimo da se to ne može desiti kod Because, when it comes to travel, we often think we need more money than we really.
Јер, када је реч о путовањима, често мислимо да нам треба више новца него што стварно радимо.We often think that big goals require huge actions.
Često mislimo da je za velike rezultate potreban veliki napor.When we worry, we often think about worst case scenarios.
О нашем здрављу, често размишљамо о најгори могући сценарији.We often think, if our actions are approved by the public?
Често мислимо, ако наши поступци су одобрени од стране јавности?When we think about pollutants, we often think about those found outside whether in the air, the ground, or in waterways.
Kada We often think that when we complete a task, it's done.
Često mislimo da kada jednom nešto uradimo- gotovi smo sa tim.Unfortunately, we often think about it only when we face the problem', Ronald Seeliger said.
Na žalost o tome često mislimo tek kada se lično suočimo sa problemom“, rekao je Ronald Seeliger.We often think the way to change bad behaviors is to beat ourselves up,”.
Često mislimo da je da bismo pobedili loše navike potrebno da pobedimo sebe.We often think athletic-related heart arrests are unexpected; they aren't.
Ми често мислимо да су срчана хапшења повезана са атлетичком неочекивана; они нису.We often think of our homes as our safe havens, but that's not always the case.
Ми често мислимо на наше домове као на наше сигурно уточиште, али то није увек случај.We often think that life could be so much simpler if we had more money.
Često pomislimo da bi sve bilo lakše i da bismo bili srećniji kada bismo imali više novca.We often think we would be much happier if we have more money.
Često pomislimo da bi sve bilo lakše i da bismo bili srećniji kada bismo imali više novca.We often think it's going to be six months of weight loss and then everything will be perfect.
Често мислимо да ће бити шест месеци губитка тежине и онда ће све бити савршено.We often think that when we exercise we can eat anything and everything we want to.
Često mislimo da, ako vežbamo, možemo jesti sve što želimo.We often think of email as a way to communicate with clients or potential clients.
Често размишљамо о е-пошти као начину комуникације са клијентима или потенцијалним клијентима.See, we often think that an obese person has a larger disadvantage over underweight person.
Видите, често мислимо да гојазна особа има већи недостатак у односу на особу са слабом тежином.We often think that the great Hollywood actors- overpaid, beautiful, who can afford a style of….
Често мислимо да су велики холивудски глумци- преплаћени, лепи, који си могу приуштити стил….We often think of historical wars as decisive conflicts with clearly defined winners and losers.
Često mislimo da su istorijski ratovi presudni konflikti sa jasno određenim pobednicima i gubitnicima.You know, we often think that language mirrors the world in which we live, and I find that's not true.
Znate, mi često mislimo da jezik reflektuje svet u kojem živimo, a ja nalazim da to nije istina.
