Examples of using Understood literally in English and their translations into German
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This must be understood literally.
Thus the'apostasy of the spirits' is also to be understood literally….
This must be understood literally: three cavalry divisions, in railroad echelons, were advancing on the capital.
Examples: Lave tu: He is understood Literally.
This should not be understood literally, but such statements are in any case very close to a misanthropic ideology.
This state of suspension is to be understood literally.
And"support" is to be understood literally here: You can tilt this monitor stand by up to 10 degrees without fear of falling over.
The term“Endnote” can also be understood literally.
While we believe the book should be understood literally as a depiction of marriage, there are some elements that foreshadow the Church and her relationship with her king, the Lord Jesus.
Touching and diving in are to be understood literally.
This is to be understood literally and also figuratively, because also a friendly word, a good look, a helpful action can comfort and strengthen fellowman, for that reason do not let it lack as a result.
Integrated is to be understood literally here.
It is also a literal covenant in which the promises should be understood literally.
Of course,this is only a rough division and should not be understood literally, but experienced, and only those aspects that suit one should be accepted.
The title“1,000 tonnes of responsibility” can be understood literally.
Since January this can also be understood literally: through a cooperation with ClimatePartner, consultants for climate protection and sustainability issues mainly focused on the printing industry, manroland now offers its customers individualized CO2 calculators.
However, chapter 19, according to preterists, is to be understood literally.
This can even be understood literally as Islamic cities like Cordoba in Andalusia taken by Arabs in 711 CE and becoming capital of Muslim Spain only four years later got street lighting in a time when London could still be considered a“dirty, dark hole”.
The bridge leading fromearth into the spiritual kingdom has to be understood literally as well as figuratively….
But its main problem is its inconsistent hermeneutic andits allegorizing of many biblical prophecies that are better understood literally.
Chapter 20 is again interpreted allegorically by preterists,while chapters 21-22 are understood literally, at least in part, in that there will truly be a new heaven and new earth.
In the case of television or the Internet,this‹being part of the image› can be understood literally.
And who still doubts, let him be instructed by me that my word is truth and that I have always informed you that I do notoffer this my word veiled to men, but it is to be understood literally, because I want that you, who want to serve me, are instructed right, to be able to support yourselves with conviction with regard to fellowmen what you teach in my name.
Well maintained fairways and greens, beautiful landscapes, fantastic panoramic views,having„a good game" of golf can be understood literally.
Mythical statements in the Bible are regarded as statements that must not be understood literally but pointed to something else.
Anyone who reads Proverbs as wisdom literature recognizes that much of whatis said is not be understood literally, but metaphorically.
The title of Theater Hagen's project- Der Schrank der Georgi(Georgi's Wardrobe)- is to be understood both literally and metaphorically.
Everything about fascia can not be learnt by reading books about it,it has to be literally"understood"- in ourselves and others.
