Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Maybe it's better trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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So then I'm like, should I be nervous, you know, because maybe it's better.
Or maybe it's better to kill himself?
So if kids are going to occasionally eat candy and soda maybe it's better to give it to them while they study then when they're relaxing.
But maybe it's better to keep them closed.
Maybe it's better not to think about him.
If you see someone that carries a gun, maybe it's better you stay away from him because it's not normal.”.
Maybe it's better that you don't.
Because the moment we think we have Cage figured out, he surprises us again,so maybe it's better to just set him loose and wait to see how he further disrupts our mundane, binary concept of a good or bad leading man.
Maybe it's better for you to come with me to Jakarta?
But then, maybe it's better that we take our secrets with us.
Maybe it's better if i just let her rest today.- Rest?
So maybe it's better not to look for it. .
Maybe it's better not to meet them and imagine them.
Or maybe it's better to try some more spray or shampoo?….
Maybe it's better to start by explaining what he isn't.
Maybe it's better to take a normal remedy, Get, for example, and finish off the bugs in one fell swoop?
Maybe it is better to stop using?
Maybe it's best to wait until it happens!
But in the end, maybe it's best to remember them playing.
Maybe it's best to listen to the kids.
Maybe it was good that they will learn to respect their elders.
However, maybe it is better they are focused on developing a great product first!
Maybe it's best to say nothing, or maybe you need to take a stand.
So maybe it's best to keep up the pretence if the prospect of embarrassment means people will actually go to the toilet.
Maybe, it is better to review own values and set the golden mean in all affairs.
Maybe it is better to offer him to relieve tension in the aroma bath, make a favorite massage, comfort him in his own arms?!
Maybe it's good for us to“act as if,” as long as we remember that the content we share and engage with online is only a fraction of our real stories.