Examples of using Been able 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
I haven't been able to.
To track him down anywhere. I haven't been able.
I haven't been able to for years.
Because I sure as hell haven't been able to.
I have never been able to without you.
People also translate
And the fact that you have been able to.
I haven't been able to reach her.
Because the storm clouds outside tell me you haven't been able to wake Belle yet.
I haven't been able to locateJackson, sir.
They have always been able to.
Have you been able to explore the village?
They haven't been able to.
Haven't been able to finish Part Two, Part One.
Caesar hadn't been able to.
Haven't been able to spend the money.
Since Jackie's death, I haven't been able to No. focus.
Haven't been able to find any. Nope.
Because I was frightened.I have never been able to say that before.
I haven't been able to get you out of my mind, man.
Thus the spectator's immediate reaction is naturally that someone has set the thermostat too high andtherefore not understood the logic of the thermostat nor been able to conforming to its regulating abilities.
But just haven't been able to until now.
I haven't been able to find anyone within the'Flying Daggers' who would be a better choice than you.
With this, I have been able to study.
We haven't been able to ID the gunman or trace the firearm either.
Yeah. Have you been able to save much?
China has been able, through dialogue, to resolve the issue of Macao.
And no Grimm… had previously been able… to make that connection.
The Council of Europe has been able to set up a single European agency for medicines which harmonises quality standards for substances used in the manufacture of pharmaceutical products.
We… we haven't been able to contact him.
I haven't been able to find anyone within the'Flying Daggers.