Eksempler på brug af This quite på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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You do this quite a lot.
Thomas Jefferson, I think, really expressed this quite well.
And you do this quite often.
The actions of the Bush administration have shown us this quite plainly.
Let me make this quite plain.
Folk også translate
To do this quite a bit- furnished bedroom from IKEA.
Don't try to analyze this quite yet.
I found this quite irritating, and….
Yet perhaps we are discussing all this quite unnecessarily.
Ah, this quite inoffensive little game can turn into an effective weapon!
I must admit that I find this quite difficult to accept.
I found this quite irritating, and I clicked open the tab which was flashing.
The Amsterdam Treaty- Mr Bontempi makes this quite clear- shows the way forward.
Let me make this quite clear: we want to see a peaceful solution to the Kurdish problem.
James was given Euclid 's Elements to study and he found this quite an easy task.
Are there not cases where this quite often happens in the European Union?
Actually I do not believe in angels and stuff, butwhen you hear it in a"story" so does this quite believable.
The wars in Yugoslavia ultimately proved this quite emphatically for everyone to see.
Despite this quite strong upturn in output, employment growth slowed slightly to 0.9% as against 1.5% in 1984.
We know of the involvement of criminal gangs in this quite extraordinary activity.
And you know,now do this quite easily- sometimes missing some stupid jokes and gags.
I am grateful for the work we have promised to do together to combat this quite unnecessary spread of infection.
We did this quite often with subjects because anomalous events sometimes occur during the deep-sleep cycle.
The below chart from the study shows this quite clearly for the English Wikipedia.
I found this quite effective especially because even when certain links are not working you will be in the know.
The New Earnings Survey data from England andWales which appeared in the NBPI report of 197o shows this quite strikingly.
Therefore, what is about to take place in this quite unique case must involve the European Union in a very special way.
This quite farcical situation at least has the merit of showing that the ECB is primarily concerned with the repressive side of its action.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, I too would like to express my gratitude to Mr Grosch- for whom I have a high regard- for this quite excellent report.
He found this quite hard, particularly since the other boys, being older, were bigger than he was and better at athletics.