Exemple de utilizare a It has passed în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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It has passed us by.
And now it has passed.
It has passed the test.
Calm yourself, it has passed.
It has passed through different phases.
CESARE:[sighs] It has passed.
It has passed ISO9001 and CE certification.
Every second, after it has passed, becomes a memory.
It has passed, and will not be mentioned again.
Neither have I. The time for joking about it has passed.
It has passed so many tests of so many bizarre predictions.
Its structure reflects all the stages through which it has passed.
It has passed ISO9001: 2015 international quality system authentication.
I had a pretty smart bilious attack, but it has passed.
It has passed successfully all tests and has proven its high class.
This gel is absolutely safe because it has passed clinical trials and laboratory tests.
Now, it has passed to you and unfortunately, it's been left derelict and in a complete mess.
Usually the product from the store is put up for sale after it has passed such preliminary processing.
It has passed the ISO9001 certification and is in line with international production standards and service quality.
Time seems to stand still in these places…"but somehow too much of it has passed, and there's so much to say.
On the contrary, it only means that it has passed into the next, chronic form, which is much more difficult to cure.
First countersigned by 2 logs together,driving a large nail so that it has passed through both parts.
It has passed the first test and has provided a unique contribution to the permanent integration of our nations in Europe.
It has passed The Senate, and the proposed and adopted changes are welcome and aim to encourage the process of adoption.
Still there is a good preparation KETODIN CREAM- for two weeks it has passed scabby versicolor and not expensive(50 UAH) and quality.
Toward this end, it has passed directives that allow it to spy on all bank accounts, telephone calls, web sites visited and emails sent.
But a real storm can stirthe world so about, that even when it has passed, things can't be set back as they were.
Through several of the reports it has passed in recent years, the European Parliament has actually sought to answer the question'What is the Internet?'.
It has passed by UNESCO's standards[11] due to the blending of the physical, socio-cultural, economic, religious, and political environment as a living cultural landscape.