Examples of using A rather in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
A rather festive one.
I'm having a rather strange day.
A rather troublesome one.
Gillyweed. A rather rare herb.
A rather pleasant temperature.
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Two brothers and a rather adorable niece.
A rather troublesome one.
Doug Newberg, rest his soul, was a rather dull person.
It's a rather fascinating case.
The door was locked with a rather complex spell.
I have a rather interesting idea.
From the cosmic point of view one has to see this in a rather different way.
Yes. A rather disagreeable animal?
The flowering of newborns is a rather frequent phenomenon.
It was a rather religious experience. Christ.
The information contained in it will normally be of a rather general nature.
That's a rather personal question.
It should be noted that the chinese water from lice is a rather toxic liquid.
That is a rather low level from him.
There are things out there beyond imagination and I have a rather healthy imagination.
You have a rather noble profile, Mr Picker.
You will be able to continue your conversation in a rather enjoyable situation.
Both have a rather atypical pattern on the back.
I nonetheless share the Commission's view when it comes to a rather longer perspective.
It's a rather unassuming town, roughly east-southeast of Milan.
Ethan Picker. You have a rather noble profile, Mr. Picker.
A rather dark end for such a brilliant illuminator.
But the Gordon Model is for a rather special class of corporations.
This is a rather special concept which should possibly be explained.
It just proves that downloading applications from third-party websites is a rather risky business.