Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Just to prove trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Or just to prove a point?
I drive a sports car just to prove.
Just to prove that you were right.
Avoid engaging in useless debates just to prove your point.
Just to prove the point here are two more sets of images both taken at f2.8.
Jesus didn't live on earth just to prove He is God.
Just to prove that two bedrooms does not have to mean any sacrifice, take a look at this spacious two bedroom home.
So we're going all the way down there just to prove they don't have a serial killer.
Wang believes that iFlytek must have transcribed the interpreting they haddone in the morning and used a robot to read it, just to prove their AI worked.
I intentionally sent my birthday wish this late, just to prove how you are always special to people like me….
Teenager in response to reasonable offers senior says that he does not care anddoes the opposite, just to prove their independence.
They are trying to overcome, no smell, it smells add, just to prove to be safe, non-toxic, it added. It is aromatherapy.
And just to prove it to you, we're going to guide you through some inspiring designs where the surrealist approach has enhanced these brands.
(I myself have managed to have one such book published)- just to prove to you that any fool can do it.
The true value of analytics isn't just to prove the value of marketing to your boss; it's also to help you improve and optimize your marketing performance- on both an individual channel-by-channel basis as well as an overall, cross-channel machine.
If Gemini thinks of something that Aries would maybe like to refuse,their ego wouldn't let them and they would jump in anyway, just to prove that they can.
After a lot of pressure, Bishop Shao signed the agreement just to prove that he had read it but put a remark that he did not agree with the terms, the source said.
You can't stand that your boss sees the situation like that and you work even harder on the assignments you find boring,even demeaning, just to prove that you are not overly sensitive and stressed out.
Marketing Experiments often writes a lot on this subject, and, just to prove their point, they showed how the inclusion of one simple, three-letter word could make a big difference.
Many folks in the profession told me that they had been asked to perform extraordinary acts of service in theearly stages of their relationship with a new client, just to prove that they were up to the job.
In the tutorial I used a older phone(HTC Wildfire)and one later(nexus 4), just to prove that BUMP phone does not need too strong, going on any Android[…].
And yet we know- on some level at least- that what kids need more than anything is a little hardship: some challenge,some deprivation that they can overcome, even if just to prove to themselves they can.
Interestingly at that time,a number of educated youth married farmers and workers just to prove their correct political belief- some of them wanted to be promoted in the Communist Party," she said.
Once a girl gets into the picture, he starts to feel like the dynamics of the group are being messed with- thus, he will do everything in his power to make his friends, including your boyfriend,step over your established boundaries just to prove that you do not hold any power over their boy.
But times have changed and the new Class A sedan arrives at dealers in early 2019,not just to prove that sedans are not dead yet, but also to take the Audi A3, swaying new buyers away from competitors.
For example, you may have the urge to drive your car down aresidential street at 110 miles per hour just to prove that you can, or you might pick a fight with a guy a lot bigger than you.
Why would an American president whose first NATO meeting last year was a disaster,show up in Belgium this year just to prove he doesn't understand how vital alliances have made a huge difference for the security of the United States and the lives of Europeans?".
As society reaches a new peak of polarization,in tense moments we may find ourselves asking questions just to prove our own points correct, which Angie McArthur explains are called leading questions.