Examples of using Were almost 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
Some were almost like apes.
The presenters were almost….
We were almost out of here.
The flights were almost full.
We were almost at the village.
The lights were almost here.
They were almost exactly how they're depicted in films!
But the pieces were almost in place.
They were almost on top of us when we saw them.
The differences were almost nonexistent.
A few players were almost down to the felt, but they're all hanging in, when these two guys-- they were both in hockey masks-- they kicked the door in.
Back when Offspring were almost cool.
We were almost to both!
He looked back and the tigers were almost upon him.
They were almost like mimicking us.
No, those grand jury hearings were almost 30 years ago.
Some trades were almost exclusively in the hands of Germans.
His humor and comic images were almost infamous.
His feet were almost as big as mine.
You brought back memories, which were almost forgotten.
Marshall and Lily were almost done decorating their new home.
We were climbing a mountain together and we were almost at the top.
When They were almost a hundred yards from the Citygate it started.
Killed hundreds of thousands of innocent animals, and the shar pei were almost completely destroyed.
Gloria and Preston were almost ready to have children… my grandchildren.
Sadly, by the time they decided to drop these pretenses and return to their roots,the group's 15 minutes of fame were almost up.
How could two people who were almost inseparable now act essentially like strangers?
They showed that smokers died a year earlier,but people who quit in middle age were almost as long-lived as those who had never smoked.
Secret Grand Juries were almost totally complete with their investigations when everything changed.
There were almost no rules, apart from that which insisted that no scientific paper left the department without being read, and usually greatly improved, by him.