Examples of using One expects in English and their translations into German
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Naturally, one expects ghosts.
One expects, one ignorantly narrows one's focus.
Have everything that one expects to find!
And now one expects the same from its successor, hm?
Casa Tunera is a fantasticmodern holiday home for two people with all the luxury that one expects.
And no, no one expects 24/ 7 availability.
Also due to the complexities of the Portuguese language, finding a professional Braziliantranslator may be more difficult than one expects.
With its 12.5 x 35 cm one expects first a conventional serving plate.
One expects every moment that a parabolic mirror unfolds at the top.
When one goes to the theater, one expects to see something creative.
One expects a stronger commitment on the part of the Commission for the Convention.
So this movie isn't quite what one expects or what the cover promises.
One expects today quick shots which cost nothing and a minimal effort.
When the curtain rises in the circus, one expects an entertaining evening for the whole family.
One expects from a designer a practical object with, if possible, a touch of poetry and elegance.
Exactly these partners are in the selection one expects and these partners are pretty and passionate.
Of course, one expects from an hotel classed 5-stars-plus that everything is perfect and in best condition.
Overall, the Greek sample consists of 51 individuals, and hence one expects(by chance) that only 1.1 of them would have a Greek BOM.
Moreover, one expects a return of investment especially from the tourism sector as well as other positive effects, like in social and economic areas.
The graphics are nice but sounds are basic,which is what one expects so it does not take away from what this slot brings to the table.
In contrast, one expects the signature of the microscopic black hole decay to be as spherically symmetric as possible due to the democratic nature of the Hawking radiation.
If a person fulfills the cliché, it is a poor,sad person with a heart of gold, one expects gratitude and a desire for pity and charity.
There's none of the art one expects to see in New Mexico, such as romanticized depictions of Native American Pueblo life or sweeping Southwestern landscapes.
Our hostel has been designed with Chinese culture and history in mind andprovides visitors with all the modern luxuries that one expects, but in a way that is much more traditionally orientated than the majority of other hostels throughout the city.
In order to avoid getting the answers one expects or stop interviewees from trying to do you a favour(Humboldtians are very polite people!), there are a few tricks you can use- such as asking as many open questions as possible.
When an Expression 10000XL becomes an Expression 11000 XL, one expects a big progress, i.e. a new model with better qualities, new features and better equipment.
In competitive markets one expects to see convergence of prices and costs, but when it comes to roaming there has been for many years now no evidence of a real relationship between prices and underlying costs.
In a brasserie named after the famous architect Dudok, one expects of course nothing less than that art, culture and architecture are lovingly embraced.
Wide areas of the city center are cordoned off and one expects the president, who wants to get a personal picture of the proper condition of the facilities.
The dice problemasks how many times one must throw a pair of dice before one expects a double six while the problem of points asks how to divide the stakes if a game of dice is incomplete.