Examples of using Were packed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Our bags were packed.
It was always busy, even at 12:00 at midnight, we were packed.
My bags were packed!
Beaches around Lisbon, however, were packed.
They were packed into a truck.
The streets were packed.
The Murals were packed in the Paper Tube, it can protect the Mural well.
And the bags were packed.
So if all the pockets were packed, then he could have had 42 minus a wallet, 32 joints on him at the time of arrest.
The churches were packed.
From 80 to 90 persons were packed into cattle trucks and sent to Siberia.
I noticed your suitcases were packed.
In the small towns and even in the villages, halls were packed so full that they had to ask(male) workers to give up their places for women….
When I got home, my bags were packed.
The bags were packed.
Hotels were full, restaurants were packed.
His bags were packed.
We were not alone, the trains were packed.
Previously, the sealants were packed into boxes.
It would come to see the crowds,the arena is like our stadiums were packed to the last village.
If those alcohol-soaked towels were packed around an open vein or artery.
In order to provide sufficient shade despite the lack of plants,shellfish flowers were packed on the surface Waser.
Look, he was nervous, and his bags were packed, he wanted to get out of there.
Before Orkla Foods Sweden invested in Universal Robots UR10,the vanilla cream bags were packed manually in the cartons.
Fresh flavor and crunchy popcorn were packed in the bag, also in BIO set.
Both meetings were packed.
Then the bags were packed.
The fire spread fast as the shanties were packed with inflammable materials.
Meetings were organized everywhere in small towns andeven the villages halls were packed so full that male workers were asked to give up their places for women.
Meetings were organized everywhere--in the small towns and even in the villages, halls were packed so full that they had to ask male workers to give up their places for the women.