Sta znaci na Engleskom DOMAĆINSTAVA IMALO JE - prevod na Енглеском

• of homes had

Примери коришћења Domaćinstava imalo je на Српском и њихови преводи на Енглески

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Of homes had a telephone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Only 8% of homes had a phone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Of the homes had a telephone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Per cent of homes had a telephone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Eight percent of homes had a phone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Only 8 per cent of homes had a telephone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Only eight percent of homes had telephones.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Of the homes in the nation had a telephone.

Svega 8% domaćinstava imalo je telefon.
Only about 8 percent of homes had a telephone at all.

Imao sam domaćinstva za pokretanje i dete da se staraju i borila da sastave kraj s krajem, moji izgledi nisu uopšte izgledaju dobro", kaže ona.
I had a household to run and a child to care for and was struggling to make ends meet, my prospects didn't look good at all,' she says.

Svako domaćinstvo je imalo vinograd.
All the farms had a vineyard.

Pa čak i u stara vremena, kad su korišćene peći na čvrst ogrev, a svako domaćinstvo je imalo šporet na ugalj, nije bilo zagađeno kao danas.
And even in the old days when coal furnaces were used, and every household had a coal-burning stove, it wasn't polluted to the degree it is now.

A Bobi Kenedi, koji je imao 11 dece, je imao domaćinstvo sa neverovatnim 91 parom.
And Bobby Kennedy, who grew up to have 11 children of his own, had a household with a whopping 91 dyads.

Prehrambena industrija nije bila razvijena, tako da su ljudi bili prinuđeni da jedu ono što su imali u domaćinstvu, što je jako velika prednost u poređenju s današnjom ishranom.
The food industry has not been developed, so the people were forced to eat what they had at home, which is a very big advantage compared with today's diet.

Ova tradicija iz severoistočne BiH vodi poreklo od vremena kada mnoga domaćinstva nisu imala struju, već se, uz svetlost sveća, čekalo da topovi na brdu objave kraj posta.
This northeastern BiH tradition dates back to the time when many houses didn't have electricity, but waited in candlelight for cannons on the hill to announce the end of fasting.