Examples of using Generally in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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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
Answer: Generally not.
I was speaking too generally.
Generally, we will answer your enquiry within 24 hours.
Why is it only generally?
The image quality generally depends on the size of the sensor.
People also translate
I am speaking far too generally.
I generally get 20%, but seeing it's you, I will make it 15.
I spoke too generally.
Generally, it is best to prevent a Tren-only cycle.
Technically no. Generally yes.
Technical and professional education shall be made generally.
Mathematicians don't generally work that way.
You don't generally get an offer unless you're looking for one.
Paralysis of both lower extremities and, generally, the lower trunk.
Generally the display is the number one reason for repairs made on the loadcell.
The process of these changes in global economy is generally known as globalization.
And a generally fair and respectful treatment with other members.
These processes are generally executed using water, steam or thermal oil.
Generally, we can say, that these objects have similar characteristics.
A deficiency in niacin is generally uncommon in developed countries where malnutrition is rare.
Generally, servers closest to your location should have the lowest pings.
Peripheral neuropathy generally begins in the longest nerves that godown to the toes.
Generally, the effect will be better only when there is any developed ovarian follicle.
These processes are now generally based on independently produced or endorsed macroeconomic forecasts.
Generally French food requires the use of many different types of sauces and gravies.
Breast cancer(generally at women though sometimes it happens also at men) is on the second place.
Beige is generally used for backgrounds, often ones with a paper texture.
Hindus generally cremate their dead, but babies and young children are often buried.
While it is generally accepted that Jesus lived and died, some would question his resurrection.
Hospitalisation is generally 1-2 days, rather than the 5-8 days associated with open cholecystectomy.
