Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Don't belong trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I don't belong anywhere.
Those thoughts don't belong in my head.
I don't belong in this group.”.
Sometimes, I believe that I don't belong anywhere.
We don't belong anywhere.
Mọi người cũng dịch
You're going to feel like an outsider, like you don't belong.
People don't belong in the forest!”.
And though they are with you, they don't belong to you.
Things don't belong in my dreams.
And when I think of all the places I just don't belong.
I know, I don't belong just anywhere.
Nobody wants to spend time where they don't belong.
Politics don't belong in my office.
None of them would likely live well where they don't belong.
And I know I don't belong anywhere there.
Other families don't have moms who don't belong.
We don't belong to the night or to darkness.
But you don't believe, because you don't belong to my flock!
I don't belong here, but where do I belong? .
It sometimes alsomeans prying into someone's life where you don't belong.
This is true in a way: they don't belong to the norm, to the standard, they don't belong to any measurements;
Tim Horton's-- around the corner from the Hockey Hall of Fame,and I don't belong.
Yesterday, I would have called it a coincidence. Look, I don't belong here. Just call Walter Burris, okay?
And now you can see they don't belong to you, it is just a conflict on the surface with something foreign.
You are all children of light, and children of the day. We don't belong to the night, nor to darkness.
It's a blessing that our JYJ members don't belong to such company, and they will not ever be there again.
When your dad is Zeus andyour mother is a displaced mortal princess, you don't belong in either world- Greece or Mount Olympus.
The right to possess material things in a way don't belong to Caesar or to anybody because God created all things for people to use.
If your calendar is not filled with back-to-back meetings, you don't belong in the upper rungs of the corporate ladder.
Another said:“I ignored my parents, who said women don't belong in academia, and got into the best university in Japan.