Examples of using Something close 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
Or something close.
No, but we got something close.
OK, something closer to home.
Couldn't you find something closer?
Something close to his heart.
People also translate
I need something closer.
Something close to his heart.
It had to be something closer to home.
Something close to his heart!
I need to find something closer to home anyway.
Something closer to your heart and your skill set?
When I want to look at something close, I take them off.
Something closer to the color of the walls in here.
Maybe I will get into some other school, something closer.
To look at something close, I take them off.
SSG Platinum 2.0 Battle at warp speed, or something close to it.
Minimalism in something close to the Japanese style.
Not like securing a handshake with the US president, but something close.
When I want to look at something close, I take them off.
I need something close to your heart, something that cannot be replaced.
We still can, we will just find something close by that we can afford.
If you want something closer, there's a deli across the street makes a pretty good sandwich.
Another group uses the term"open source" to mean something close(but not identical) to"free software.
We got something close to what we were looking for, Y-919, but the side effects were catastrophic.
Now, there is something closer to home that I have heard of.
If you have an undergraduate degree in physics, I would suggest-- although I don't, so maybe it's not even true-- but something close to that would allow you, with the information that's currently available, to actually build a nuclear weapon.
For the Pope nation was not something closed in itself and antagonistic towards other nations but something original and fundamental, cultural community that forms people, families and the whole civilisation.
Sometimes when something closes, Something else opens up.
Traditional style in something close to country music, but more associated with urban homes, rather than rural.