Examples of using Practically engaged in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Official/political
They're practically engaged.
Don't worry, you're handsome, duh, butyou bat for the other team and I'm practically engaged.
We're practically engaged.
According to him we're practically engaged.
She's practically engaged. To Chet Danburry.
Furthermore, you are practically engaged.
Jaya is practically engaged to someone else.
We called it quits ages ago and I'm practically engaged to his best friend.
I'm practically engaged to a beautiful woman named Bethany.
Charlotte was practically engaged.
We were practically engaged when he died and we went for long walks on our own.
You and this broad were practically engaged at one point.
One is practically engaged in some sense gratification, and one is collecting money for sense gratification.
I'm going to China tonight,I'm practically engaged… do I need to remind you?
The grafts were practically engaged by intact skin and signs of scar retraction and epithelialization were present at the edges Figure 1 E1.
It is said there that a person who is constantly engaged in devotional service by his body, mind and words, oreven a person who is not practically engaged but is simply desiring to be so, is considered to be liberated.
They're practically engaged.
For two months, this thing we call war has been in progress, a terrible war against terrorism. This very morning, Italy' s military involvement and its support for the United States have taken on a practical form, for indeed, today, Italian troops are leaving to go and help the United States andall the European Union troops which are actively, practically engaged in the war against this barbaric civilisation.
I mean, uh, she's practically engaged to Archie, right?
And by practically engaged, I mean not engaged at all.
Heidegger argued that Dasein is defined by Care, its practically engaged and concernful mode of being-in-the-world, in opposition to such Rationalist thinkers as René Descartes who located the essence of man in his thinking abilities.