Examples of using Something permanent 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
We're looking for something permanent.
Something permanent. You interested?
You want to see something permanent?
Something permanent you can… you can hold and cherish.
You want to feel something permanent?
People also translate
What do you think I am, an aging Peter Pan who's gonna disappear at the sign of something permanent?
You interested? Something permanent.
We have the habit of viewing a person's personality as something permanent.
I'm ready for something permanent.
Now that you have got this how long before you make something permanent?
I'm ready for something permanent. Good.
So you can crash there till we figure out something permanent.
And invest in something permanent in my life.
If you have half a brain they will offer you something permanent.
So until something permanent can be worked out.
I need something… for good. Something permanent.
We need something permanent, and Isabella may offer us that.
So you are looking for something permanent for them?
Surely Germany decided that the present Polish government is not ephemera, but something permanent.
You can hold and cherish. Something permanent you can.
An expression is something permanent a video something rather volatile,
What if she had gotten a scar, something permanent?
But then we have to find something permanent. Okay, I will… watch her for a few more days.
Put him up in the guest quarters till we can find something permanent.
Till we figure out something permanent. You can crash there.
I want to be part of something. Something real. Something permanent.
But tonight, our memories become something permanent, something that we can see and touch.
possibly a relationship that could lead to something permanent.
It is difficult to speak of recognition as something permanent, graspable or structurally defined.
without commitment- without taking responsibility for the relationship and treating it as something permanent in the future.