Examples of using A rather in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
A rather expensive obsession.
I'm having a rather strange day.
A rather intolerable pain in the head, brother sir.
I have lost a rather large sum of money.
Camera session. We have been hoping for a rather insane.
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For a rather modest fee.
They're searching for a rather unusual food.
In a rather unhealthy place.
Billy is developing into a rather good worker.
It is a rather unusual place.
Moths. They're searching for a rather unusual food.
This is a rather personal matter.
No, sir. on my head, sir. I only have a rather large cut.
That's a rather personal question.
Of robots. Apparently, round here lives a rather eccentric inventor.
That's a rather strange envelope, no?
As far as tourism is concerned, Slunečná lies in a rather attractive area.
It's… a rather large galaxy, Captain.
Sensational girl. It's a rather cryptic message.
It's a rather cold, amorphous feeling.
I'm assisting Simon Spies in a rather sizeable company takeover.
Yeah, a rather significant one. a theft?
No, sir. I only have a rather large cut on my head, sir.
In a rather high key-as delicately as possible.
Obviously. You have had a rather speckled career, I see.
Was a rather banal, cliche, noncolorful response.
He came from a rather wealthy country family.
A rather barbaric period in your American history.
Everything ends in a rather chaotic and ridiculous court trial.
It has a rather low stimulation threshold, though in extreme conditions is it fearless.