Examples of using Hours instead in English and their translations into Dutch
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Computer
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
Hours instead of days.
Probably 5 hours instead of 11.
Hours instead of days.- I exaggerated.
I exaggerated. Hours instead of days.
Hours instead of days.- I exaggerated.
I exaggerated.- Hours instead of days.
only now it lasts 11 hours instead of 8.
Only takes me a couple hours instead of a couple weeks.
the standard workweek is 32 hours instead of 40.
Only now it lasts 11 hours instead of 8.
the weekend(Friday until Sunday) parking is available at a reduced fee of€ 20 per 24 hours instead of€ 35.
And that, sir, is why the film took two hours instead of an hour and 45 minutes.
And because I'm a gentleman gonna give you 48 hours instead of one.
Being able to play 2,000 hands in two hours instead of eight is a huge advantage for multi-tablers.
Finish computation-intensive tasks in minutes or hours instead of days.
But he might also let the 100 labourers work 12 hours instead of 8, and then the instruments of labour already to hand would be enough.
namely 2 hours instead of 3 hours. .
A trebled autonomy compared to the petrol version(12 hours instead of 4 hours), a reduction of 25% of the hydrocarbon emissions(-21% of CO2)
This results in a longer half-life of 20-30 hours instead of 20 min….
we can get to the moon in hours instead of days, to Mars in a few weeks instead of months, and to our asteroid friend here,
Why don't we try something else? Why don't we take it a little longer-- maybe two hours instead of an hour-- and have less of this intensity?
It contains a readily workable break regulation- 11 hours instead of 12 hours of rest-
This would mean the sun and moon would stand still in the Americas and Israel for 15 hours instead of 12 hours, or rather 63 hours instead of 60 hours. .
The expression of the limit values as a time-weighted average in a period of four hours instead of eight hours has to be rejected because it would create confusion when compared to the same values in international standards which use a reference period of eight hours. .
The order creation now takes up forty hours instead of fivehundred hours as it used to.
in two and a half hours instead of the promised three and a half.
Why don't we take it a little longer-- maybe two hours instead of an hour-- and have less of this intensity?
And I will show you how to grow organs in hours instead of months. Let me,
for example a policy with hours instead of days, so that someone who sets sail in the evening