Ví dụ về việc sử dụng So time trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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So time becomes impotent.
He's only 12 years old, so time is on his side.
So time is relative as well.
He is currently just 40 years old, so time is on his side.
So time is created by the'more;
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Thought is a series of movements, so time is thought.
So time does not slip away meaninglessly.".
The battery must also be recharged so time of operation is also limited.
So time with them is kept at a minimal.
The sun has set down, and it's getting gloomy, so time to head home, right?
So time to time we ask people.
Fashion changes so fast, so time is the most important thing.
So time and thought are the root of fear.
Clenbutrol is less dangerous andis side effect free, so time of day isn't as relevant.
So time and thought are the central factors of fear.
All the events in the game very dynamic, so time to think a player has almost none.
So time is the past,time is the present, time is the future.
The entire scenario is based on the idea thatBiff was traveling very fast, so time slowed down for him.
So time to say goodbye, my friend," Duterte said as if addressing the US.
We find next of kin in98 percent of cases within 24 hours, so time is always of the essence.
So time really passes swiftly and we are obliviously walking step by step towards the end of our lives.
One common argument they useis that Einstein proved that everything is relative, so time is irrelevant.
As of summer, the cheapest SJ tickets arereleased exactly 90 days before departure, so time your online ticket purchases carefully if your itinerary is set and don't buy tickets earlier than 90 days before your trip.
If the player opts to comply with Myria, the game ends anticlimactically, showing Ryu in Eden,and blacking out with the text,"And so time passes… unchanging…".
They particularly love to do so in a novel environment, so time spent out of the yard is the very best of fun.
But the time for one tick according to someone sitting on the train next to the clock is simply equal to 2/c, because for them the light simply travelsmeters at a speed c(distance= speed x time, so time= distance/ speed).
Each of these areas has their own attractions and neighborhoods, so time permitting, explore as many as you can.
It didn't feel real back then since it was so far ahead, but by the time I noticed,we have already gotten to the end of the Human World chapter, so time(and the number of volumes) certainly do pile up really fast….