Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Digress trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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But I digress.
I digress, so let's begin.
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I digress, let's start at the beginning.
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It almost made me sick… but I digress.
We probably digressed a little bit more than usual.
Very exciting- but I digress.
But I digress, as that's another story for another day.
I know, I know, I digress.
This is digressing a bit, but allow me to throw this out there.
Not because things are digressing.
Also with that, though I digress, you also have to pay taxes to enter the city.」.
It was a mess, but I am digressing.
We might digress here for a moment to tell you something else which possibly will intrigue you.
That's just kind of silly, but I digress….
Apply to clean, wet hair, digressing a little from the roots, spread across the length and leave for 2- 3 minutes.
But see why Anime Conji is only a fraction of the cost of Anime Expo.Anyways, I digress….
But let me digress a moment to explain how it was that I had such an exclusive relationship with this historic figure.
In fact,I like Fentimans Curiosity Cola better than either Coke or Pepsi, but I digress.
And if you can write more than a page anda half without repeating yourself or digressing from your point, you will be in really good shape.
Every time I make up card game rules it's usuallybased around the goal of getting my wife naked, but I digress.
In Bali, if I may digress, there are only four names that the majority of the population give to their children, regardless of whether the baby is a boy or a girl.
Closest I will ever get to wanting to add one to mypersonal collection is my appreciation for the Flightmaster, but I digress.
The Pope knew exactly what he wanted from this kind of meeting andhe never let the conversation digress very far from the main issue.
That, of course, depends on the quality of your smartphonescamera sensor vs the one in the digital camera, but we digress.
Right now my Facebook feed(yes, I'm still there, alas)has been messed up because I have clicked on too many posts about Brexit, but I digress.
It's an interesting choice of product name considering that, in the movie, we learn that soylentgreen is made from human corpses, but I digress.
I feel that she is used far too much, and it seems that lately she is being used to solve mysteries farmore often than the great Sleeping Kogoro… but I digress.
I still shudder at the questionable decision making to fund a multimillion dollar project without providing projectmanagers with the same version of Microsoft Project, but I digress.