Examples of using Were exchanged in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Populations were exchanged.
Blows were exchanged and Hobbes' father ran off.
So, some words were exchanged.
Presents were exchanged and we left at midnight.
Dances later, telephone numbers were exchanged.
Five blows were exchanged in two seconds.
Monitor all the exact date& time media files were exchanged.
Yes, shots were exchanged.
Last time I was at a bar like this, beeper numbers were exchanged.
Before only a goods were exchanged for other(barter).
History 15 January 1883 Mersin-Tarsus line contract andspecifications were exchanged.
Family gifts were exchanged.
Many ideas were exchanged and many informal seminars took place in his study.
None, however, were exchanged.
Some gifts were exchanged and the French were invited to watch a wrestling match.
In 2004, 80 million messages were exchanged through VIES.
Of course during these years it wasn't only practical skills andexperiences that were exchanged.
In the beginning, goods were exchanged for other goods.
No words were exchanged, but I asked him maybe through telepathy what was wrong.
The question is, however, whether any phone numbers were exchanged across the fence….
Sharp words were exchanged which ultimately led to blows during which the goldsmith fell and was accidentally killed.
The sheets and towels were exchanged in 10 days 1 time.
The events include a mix of various methods inorder to ensure that knowledge and best practices were exchanged.
Cordial farewells were exchanged, and the party separated.
However, the Jews, considering themselves to be the chosen people of Allah, resented the fact that they were now beholden to pagan Arabs andall too often sharp words were exchanged.
What I don't know is what words were exchanged, and how Max was antagonised.”.
During the visit, views were exchanged between Trabzon and Qatar on the flights to be launched mutually on 20 May 2020.
Back in pre-money times, businesses operated in a barter economy,where goods and services were exchanged freely, and money was not a medium of exchange. .
Of the 132.8 million credits that were exchanged for allowances by 30 April 2014, 50% were Certified Emission Reductions(CERs) and 50% Emission Reduction Units(ERUs).