Examples of using Almost five in English and their translations into Arabic
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Almost five.
He's almost five.
Almost five years.
He's almost five.
Almost five feet.
People also translate
It's been almost five minutes.
Almost five months.
She's been missing almost five years.
Almost five a day.
Now, the physics alone took almost five minutes of calculations.
Almost five years.
She's ten now… ten years old… which means, almost five years.
For almost five days.
In that case, the totalnumber of comparisons would be 409,280, taking almost five days.
Almost five years at this gallery.
After delays, the voyage began on27 December 1831; it lasted almost five years.
Almost five! I have got to go.
I don't think I have toremind you that this war has been going on for almost five years.
It is dated 2 July 2000, almost five months previous to the planned delivery of the arms.
For South-Central Asia, for instance,the 1990 urban coverage rate was almost five times the rural one.
Yeah, I have been here almost five years, so seniority, Plus, this is my career, you know?
The thing that really does make this almost pathologicalis the fact that when we already have almost five times as much carbon as we can possibly burn.
I joined this body almost five years ago and thus have outlasted most of the colleagues who were sitting around this table in mid- 1992.
Its performance on the LINPACK benchmark was 35.86 TFLOPS, which was almost five times faster than its predecessor, ASCI White.
Almost five million people who once fled their homes have found a solution through voluntary repatriation, resettlement or local integration.
The lack of progressin resolving the ensuing impasse, which has dragged on for almost five months, has led some to start questioning the relevance of the Ouagadougou framework.
The United Nations country team in Cuba has been preparingannual reports on the effects of the embargo maintained for almost five decades by the United States of America.
UNCITRAL was the core UnitedNations body in the field of commercial law and for almost five decades had been committed to providing a legal environment that fostered international trade.
It is African sweat, blood,tears and natural resources that have built the North throughout almost five centuries of merciless and racist exploitation that continues today.
His Government had also supported the financial reformproposals put forward by the European Union almost five years earlier with regard to individual elements of the scale of assessments.