Ví dụ về việc sử dụng We only hear trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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We only heard the steps.
That night, we only heard one.
We only hear about men.
For the first minute, we only hear the chorus.
We only heard about that.
Except that in this case we only hear from one side!
We only heard about that.
Not the ears, because with the ears, we only hear outside.
We only heard two rifle shots.
In this day and age, many times we only hear one side of the story.
We only hear from the survivors.
In both dialogues,we see socrates engaged in the philosophical activities that we only hear described in the.
Why did we only hear from one side?
It would havebeen weird to end Hannah's story in season one because we only heard very small tidbits of her life told by her.
Today we only hear each other- but.
Bill Hayton: When researching current developments in the South China Sea,by-and-large we only hear what the involved governments want to tell us.
We only hear about the worst cases.
I don't believe in precognition, and every now and then, you hear that somebody has been able to predict something that happened in the future,and that's probably because it was a fluke, and we only hear about the flukes and about the freaks.
We only hear from the people who survive.
So often we only hear the negative.
We only hear the stories of the survivors.
We only hear about three of the ten servants.
And we only hear of the cases that are discovered.
We only heard tell of war then and practiced fighting a war and everything was only theoretical.
We only hear on the Internet and everyone else hears on the Internet but judging from the picture it looks like her.
And we only hear about the success stories- what about the people who have tried it and have not survived?
Often, we only hear about the success stories, but not from patients who have tried them and have not survived.
We only heard one semi-loud screech, and a few seconds later, there were tinier, cute screeches, and it was when we knew the baby was born,” Missy Berberabe Umandal wrote.
Similarly, we only hear or smell or taste an object when we are sufficiently near to it, or when it touches the tongue, or has some suitable position in physical space relatively to our body.