Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Very definite trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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They have short noses with a very definite stop when seen in profile.
I have a very definite opinion, but I am not always allowed to say what I think.
The approach of the Shambhala training is to dosomething very concrete, very basic, very definite, and to begin at the beginning.
I have nothing very definite, however, to tell our Sovereign about him.
So Engels further said,"We make our history ourselves, but,in the first place, under very definite assumptions and conditions.
I think you have some very definite ideas about what should be done with Danny.
I do not know- but I believe that Richard Feynman is either a Communist orvery strongly pro-Communist- and as such as a very definite security risk.
He has a very definite agenda and case that he wants to try to follow.
Really this is the difference and this is a hard one to argue out with the Chiefs, because in the back of my mind,I have a very definite limitation on commitment in mind.
I have a very definite opinion, but I am not always allowed to say what I think.
It is brought out of abstraction and out of a nebulous condition and materialized upon the physical plane,producing(could we but see it) something very definite on etheric levels.
These very definite directions ought to have made Catholics sure of finding the way to heaven.
Progress has been rapid, and results obtained in various countries have proved it to be thoroughly practical andto have very definite advantages over conventional methods of horticulture.
The sales staff should have very definite reasons as to why you should choose them over the other companies you're considering.
All the great organized religions that have dominated large populations have involved a greater or less amount of dogma,but“religion” is a word of which the meaning is not very definite.
A very definite result had been obtained, that light is deflected in accordance with Einstein's law of gravitation.”.
In the Lucan account,Jesus was born in Bethlehem, in a very definite historical moment, when Caesar Augustus was emperor of Rome and Quirinius governor of Syria.
There are also very definite ideas about where you are going and how you are going to get there; and you're not one to let anything stand in your way.
The Church as a whole, when choosing through this Synod to concern herself with the young,took a very definite option: she considers this mission a pastoral priority of epoch-making significance, in which to invest time, energy and resources.
There is a very definite relationship between the meat-eater and the brutal act of killing, between one's desire to taste flesh and the actual pain and suffering undergone by the animals.".
Your baby's head is still large compared to their body,but they now have very definite facial features and their eyelids are now visible, although they will remain closed for some time3.
This is done with a very definite purpose, with the object of shutting out all external objects and withdrawing the soul from the senses to the mind- the first stage in practical Yoga.
BBC royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell saidBuckingham Palace would want to"send a very definite signal that it is not on the lavish scale of the Charles and Diana wedding of 30 years ago, that it will be a royal wedding suitable and appropriate to the times.".
You can look to see very definite forms built up and assigned, both to individuals and to groups, resulting in an increase of white magic, and the consequent resultant, on the physical plane, of law and order.
The normal Christian life must begin with a very definite'knowing,' which is not just knowing something about the truth, nor understanding some important doctrine.
He said:"They will want to send a very definite signal that it is not on the lavish scale of the Charles and Diana wedding of 30 years ago, that it will be a royal wedding suitable and appropriate to the times.".
The presence of the English contingent and its very definite purpose of making Dunkirk a new Calais, to be held by England forever, gave the next campaign a character of certainty and decision which was entirely wanting in the rest of the war.
The presence of the English contingent and its very definite purpose of making Dunkirk a new Calais, to be held perpetually by England, gave the next campaign a character of certainty and decision that had been entirely wanting in the latter stages of the war."[10].