Examples of using Barely changed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
He's barely changed.
The imperial language has barely changed.
The price barely changed at all.
And in all that time Egypt's gods and government barely changed.
The image barely changed.
People also translate
Last week the price of Brent crude oil barely changed.
It has barely changed since 2001.
The picture has barely changed.
It was barely changed against the euro.
My appearance barely changed.
Because after the 2008 financial collapse, daily life for the average person barely changed.
The tax rate barely changed.
For example, equity prices have increased significantly over the past six months, despite the large rise in nominal interest rates and with long-term real GDP growth andinflation expectations barely changed.
This place has barely changed.
This has barely changed since 2003.
Danny's first chapter barely changed.
Central Europe will enter the EU with its cultural capital barely changed to meet the needs of membership, with the likely result that there will be friction between them and the existing EU members as their different discourses collide.
Our structure has barely changed.
According to the Austrian census of 1850, the Hungarian population barely changed compared to its level around 1840(4.8 million, 41.6%), despite war losses during the War of Independence in 1848- 49.
Temperatures have barely changed.
This number has barely changed since 2004.
Attitudes have barely changed.
But village life barely changed.
Room occupancy in hotels barely changed at 62.6%.
The infrastructural network barely changed during this period.
It's home to a living fossil, a relict, barely changed for over 100 million years.
Transportation's curve barely changes.
We fly for hours and the landscape barely changes.
Others have a long, important looking limp penis that barely changes in size when erect, and basically ends up being additionally rigid.