Examples of using To calling 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
I just took to calling it the Bat.
Um, Matty, someone's trying to calling us.
I just took to calling it the Bat.
I suppose I should get used to calling her.
Bernie's taken to calling her"my beautiful.
People also translate
To calling the Queen on the telephone.- To the Queen.
I'm not used to calling him Jack.
It will be even more amazing when you go back to calling me mom.
I'm so used to calling her mom.
Officer Watson would have secured the warrant prior to calling me.
Don't get used to calling me that.
The colors of the room in this case may be different from the discreet and easy to calling and bright.
You can go back to calling me Doc.
I tried to calling you, but your inbox was full.
I just got so used to calling him Weirdy.
This is the fourth robbery in six months by a bank robber authorities have taken to calling Cowboy Bill.
Someone's trying to calling us. Um, Matty.
I am used to calling pacifiers or binkies,
Your mother's halfway to calling the police.
I tried to calling you, but nobody answered.
I have been looking forward to calling you for some time.
The media has taken to calling them the Carnage Crew… A well-earned moniker,
Listen, girl, I'm this close to calling the police.
I object to calling this discrimination.
But I think you can go back to calling him Techie.
I have taken to calling it the"Stardust Shake Hand.
Yo, man, I told you to stop to calling me that.
In addition to calling on the European Union to begin a diplomatic offensive in favour of this new instrument,
What happened to calling me"sweetie"?
It will be even more amazing when you go back to calling me mom.