Examples of using Often called in English and their translations into Polish
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Computer
Often called"D'port.
MICROPROX signage: often called 1391 signage.
Often called hard disks.
But Anavar is often called a weak testosterone.
Often called,'dementia.
People also translate
The flowers themselves are often called"hops.
GMT- often called UT1.
This beautiful garden plants are often called"black" kosmeey.
It is often called the white city.
Bergamo is an attractive Italian city, often called the gateway to Milan.
Often called serpentine or swan neck.
Since the fountains is often called the"source crying.
He is often called the"father of expert systems.
Why we do not understand often called"silence of God.
It is often called the Venice of the North.
Grzegorz Pietrzyński's team is often called the Polish cosmic ruler.
It is often called an oasis in the concrete jungle.
Today there are many different variants of the GNU/Linux system often called“distros”.
Trogir is often called a museum town.
Speaking of coastal plants,it is impossible notmention cattail, often called reeds.
PROXCARDⅡ: often called 1326 thick cards.
The Magi supercomputers are named Melchior, Balthasar andCaspar after the names traditionally given for the Magi who were mentioned in the Gospel of Matthew as having visited Jesus in Bethlehem often called"the three wise men", though the number of visitors is not recorded in the Gospel.
Cocoa is often called the food of the gods.
Often called"Paris of the Middle East", Beirut is a thriving hotspot for shopping, socializing and sightseeing, despite many wars and unrest.
Hypertension is often called the silent killer.
It is often called inline racing by participants.
These resident background programs, capable of managing multistep processes, were often called monitors or monitor-programs before the term"operating system" established itself.
This is often called the Constant Multiple Property.
The output price index measures change in the prices of goods produced by UK manufacturers(these are often called'factory gate prices'). The Core Output PPI excludes volatile items such as food and energy.
DUOCARDⅡ: often called 1336 magnetic stripe cards.