Examples of using Scrupulous in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Programming
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Computer
He's too scrupulous.
Scrupulous observance of the laws of purification.
The weren't scrupulous!
His second, more scrupulous twin thought it was to do with a paternity matter.
My research is scrupulous.
I have… a scrupulous conscience.
Because you are pathologically scrupulous.
This is not a scrupulous industry.
However, these findings are scrupulous.
And you're scrupulous. Because you're good.
Gerber became suddenly scrupulous.
Now change that to'scrupulous scientific conditions.
Leave the dirty work to me. You're too scrupulous.
This is not a scrupulous industry, Your Honor.
I'm sure you will have a wonderful time under their close and scrupulous supervision.
But it was very scrupulous in relation to itself.
Each phase of the process of our products is absolutely run on scrupulous security.
One of the most scrupulous questions for mummies is.
But not only in those professions Poles are appreciated as good and scrupulous professionals.
They filled it with scrupulous dealers, straight cards, straight tables.
engines were more scrupulous than anyone else's.
And no group was more scrupulous in its observance of custom… Segregation was the law… than organised baseball.
Firstly, congratulations on being scrupulous enough to come.
This process requires scrupulous observance applied to the finished set of instructions
The uniqueness of the Summit- Diversityeffects capable to satisfy the most scrupulous aesthetic preferences.
And no group was more scrupulous in its observance of custom… than organized baseball.
If they get what they want, they will kill you… not in a senseless moment of passion, but with scrupulous premeditation.
no group was more scrupulous in its observance of custom than organized baseball.
Be as scrupulous in performing a minor commandment as a major one, for you know
The first appearance of Olga Romanovna in the chronicle in the scrupulous description of a marriage ceremony with Vladimir Vasilkovich in Bryansk.