Examples of using Knowing 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
And so knowing this, I relax.
I don't want anybody from work knowing.
Are you afraid of knowing what has happened?
Yet knowing this, he still participates.
Why are you so afraid of people knowing?
People also translate
No way of knowing how long it's been here.
Because I keep the Russians from knowing you work for us.
No way of knowing how the battle is progressing!
But there's got to be some way of knowing who we can trust.
Then I left… knowing that you would forget everything about me.
You're afraid of the aryans knowing that you spoke to us?
There is nothing exceptional in seeing and hearing something nice nowadays, but knowing a secret….
There's no way of knowing if she's even in the city.
It's not like I want everyone at your newspaper knowing my name.
And I don't want the ash knowing that I was involved in it.
So knowing the future might change the present, which might change the future.
Probably just doesn't want Brunson knowing what he's up to.
Impossibility of knowing what life before the Revolution had really been like.
Do you really want everyone in this town knowing You got dumped?
You don't want everyone knowing that you're helping the D.A. convict him?
But there's no cameras in the vicinity, no way of knowing who called her.
Go out into the world knowing one wrong word and everyone goes to jail.
It wants to co-exist without its host ever knowing it is there.
The first step is in knowing how scammers and schemers try to dupe you.
And not just to admit them, but to face others knowing that we have… well.
You really don't want your kids knowing the truth about their father, do you?
Leading a professional kitchen takes more than knowing how to be a great chef.
How do you think you're gonna live with knowing that you're responsible for a murder?
They just wanted to spare her from knowing that her dad was in jail for murder.
Interrogating people, getting to the truth, and, um, knowing the right thing to do politically.
