Examples of using Technically it in English and their translations into Croatian
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Vodka. Technically it's.
I'm not quite sure when this practice started and technically it's not correct.
Technically it's yours.
By the way, technically it isn't Greg.
Technically it's a guest room.
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Well, I suppose technically it's just reversing.
Technically it's his bobbIe head.
I assume. I mean, technically it is work.
Technically it comes before the wedding.
The S50 just came out. But technically it's still.
Technically it's a cherub, third-class.
Philip can't live at his house because technically it's a crime scene.
Technically it's racketeering, but sure.
Still, Barnes used you to get to me, so technically it is my fault.
So technically it's not really an intervention.
Asian for shiatsu,a little Danish thing for Rolfing, even though technically it's Swedish.
Although, technically it's not a house, it's a ship.
I mean, I know it's not to work for some guy who owns an establishment like that.a big deal, but technically it is a violation.
But technically it's still… The S50 just came out.
Msgid"""Since that was written, a nearly-all-free""Windows-like system has been developed, but technically it is not at all""like GNU or Unix, so it doesn't really affect this issue.
No, and technically it's called the Bradley method.
Although it is almost always referred to as a seamless tube, technically it is NOT seamless tubing, and it started life as some sort of EW(electric welded) tubing.
Technically it still belongs these types.
Yeah, but then technically it will be before breakfast tomorrow.
So technically it's not really an intervention. Okay.
Okay. So technically it's not really an intervention.
One, technically it's not just a court for war crimes.
So technically it becomes an unidentified flying object.
I mean, technically it's a coronal mass ejection that causes power surges.
I mean, technically it's for the hospital, not Arizona, but since your birthday's on Friday.