Examples of using Were barely in English and their translations into German
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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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Ecclesiastic
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
You were barely 15.
Abnormalities in imaging were barely visible.
You were barely dead.
But her SAT scores were barely average.
You were barely poisoned.
In some cases, the depictions on the windows were barely recognizable.
We were barely lovers.
She said that their self-grown crops were barely enough to keep the family alive.
We were barely introduced.
Major regional issues, like the war in Iraq or Iran's nuclear program, were barely mentioned.
You were barely more than a child.
She whipped two missiles of fire at its belly, but its heat-resistant scales were barely singed.
You were barely two years old and in diapers.
Yet the draft alsoclaims that the administrative reforms announced by the Commission were barely more than window- dressing.
Those girls were barely older than Bay and Daphne.
At that time, drug-trafficking,organized crime, social violence and the paramilitaries were barely known.
You were barely involved in that case. She knows that.
The central defenders Vida and Lovren were barely involved in the build-up, so will not be on Thursday.
You were barely out of diapers when she died! You hardly knew her!
Three thousand oaks were barely enough to build a single ship for the Royal Fleet.
We were barely in the NICU before he suffered an intestinal perf.
The words of thanks were barely out of my mouth when I closed my eyes and was fast asleep.
We were barely their so we didn't complain 8.6 Excellent.
Port Said and Suez were barely covered, even though Suez was such a key spark in the revolution.
You were barely able to get the grappling hook up there.
There were barely 15 hectares of vines and I remember that it rained inside the winery," Léa recalls.
We were barely an hour from home, but somehow that meant that burning my possessions was not only OK, but hilarious.
The words were barely audible and was obvious that Shinji struggled hard with himself to get them out; his lips barely moving.
Texts were barely legible due to the so-called"keyword stuffing", keeping several keywords strung together, so that the content level of the text was of secondary importance.
The first weeks of 2013 were barely out of the gate when one industry analyst was already predicting that Big Data would be Time magazine's 2013"Person of the Year.