Exemple de utilizare a Be able to count în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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I wouldn't be able to count.
He has given you all that you asked of Him; and if you try to reckon up God's favours,you will not be able to count them.
I should be able to count on you!
When they need support,they should always be able to count on you.
I have to be able to count on you.
Oamenii se traduc, de asemenea,
You just need to learn to love themselves, not of men,but after that you will be able to count on their love.
I have to be able to count on my team.
Partners who movefaster on political and economic reforms should be able to count on greater support from the EU.
You gotta be able to count on your air service up here.
Yeah, but even so… you should be able to count on me.
Shouldn't you be able to count pretty high as an accountant?
No, your father is the one person you're gonna be able to count on when it matters.
The child must be able to count items within 10 based on the action sets.
Member States taking on the responsibility of integrating more refugees into their societies than required by the principle of solidarity, should also be able to count on the financial support of the EU.
I hope I will again be able to count on your support.
You can be able to count the number of people that have led lifestyles that are very unhealthy only to end up regretting at the end of it all.
Only thing you're ever gonna be able to count on is coming up on the short end.
We want to take an approach which says that we give more for more; that those partners, those countries who wantto go further and faster with reforms, should be able to count on greater support from the European Union.
So I won't be able to count on your normal lightning speed And cat-like reflexes?
We are all in this together, NeeIix,and we have to be able to count on each other no matter how hard it gets.
I have to be able to count on you, and someday, others will, too.
The downside is that if the accident is unprofitable,then you will not be able to count on the full amount of lost money for a car breakdown.
I have to be able to count on you, and someday others will too.
However, in some coastal states, such as South Carolina,you might be able to count the dots on the map, since their dispersal would be fairly wide.
Serbs taking part would not be able to count on Belgrade's support," Serbian Minister for Kosovo Oliver Ivanovic told Belgrade-based B92."When only 3% of the population participates, that undermines legitimacy.".
Participation in the Eastern Partnership is intended to help them realise those rights, andif the Belarusian authorities stand in the way of this they will not be able to count on partnership and good relations with the West, especially not at the high level which Mr Vondra mentioned, and especially not when we are thinking about the Prague Summit in May, which is about the Eastern Partnership.
The child must be able to count to three, and show the appropriate amount of fingers on a hand.
We believe that our customers should be able to count on the same quality of service, approach and working methods regardless of the location.
European citizens should be able to count on the ability of emergency services to locate them when they call 112 without knowing where, or how to explain where, they are. .
In short, if we want to be successful,we have to be able to count on the European regions, the towns and the cities and on a reformed Cohesion policy in line with the new situation.