Examples of using Could be called in English and their translations into Finnish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
I could be called.
I sense injuries. The data could be called"pain.
It could be called HungJuries.
I sense injuries. The data could be called"pain.
Could be called Unnatural Lives.
The data could be called pain.
Most religions have some kind of practice that could be called meditation.
The Date Could Be Called"Pain.
For consequentialism, one of these extreme cases could be called Transplant.
The data could be called pain.
That is the work before us, and the structure could be called'Europe 15-25.
The data could be called"pain.
To indicate the requisite features of any new"prosperity indicator" more in line with sustainability principles- which could be called for example"smart growth" or"green GDP.
The win could be called controversial.
Most things you prescribe, Doctor, could be called a pill.
It could be called varjomaiseksi mass.
But not one of them could be called a"Messiah.
I could be called upon to give my life to save yours at a moment's notice.
Today's mess could be called unusual.
I could be called the"Lady Behind the Curtain", or"A Woman of Britain".
C: Some species could be called Reptilians, yes.
I can understand the rapporteur's position on the advantage of there being, albeit in a rather limited form, a regulated regime in the field of‘hedge funds'- an expression that covers a broad range of financial products that could be called sophisticated alternative investment vehicles' SAIVs.
This game could be called at any second.
There are things that could be called miraculous.
A worker could be called on to work up to 78 hours per week.
Every Finnish summer cottage could be called Havukka-aho.
The Date Could Be Called"Pain". I Sense Injuries.
Maybe Rebecca Silver's next series could be called Russian Nights.
The data could be called"pain". I sense injuries.
This excess gas and capacities could be called the"supply security margin.