Examples of using Same sort in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Official/political
Same sort of thing.
Buying the same sort of cheese?
Same sort of drill.
You wearing the same sort of thing?
Same sort of envelope.
They emit the same sort of radiation.
Same sort of thing, right?
You and Charlotte were never the same sort.
The same sort as Jon Arryn.
Should we go back to the same sort of operation?
Of the same sort you had for Captain Crane?
I haven't been through the same sort of experience.
The same sort of statement would apply to an amoeba.
This is exactly the same sort of dependence.
Same sort of rush I get when I read your writing.
These are various names for the same sort of thing.
Links to same sort pages. In English.
And other mathematicians did the same sort of thing.
My father was the same sort, born under a wandering star.
Is sleeping with your mother the same sort of crime?
You have got the same sort of command-line debugger available.
When the DFO sent a government trawler to fish along side of private company trawlers the private trawlers caught several times more fish than the government trawler as a result of more effective use of the same sort of equipment.
So again we get this same sort of inequality.
Same sort of an urge, that same sort of a personality should be within you to say that.
Is where we go after we die,going to be the same sort of experience of that which we are calling the New World?
This same sort of notation is used to express differences in the individual elements from the solar proportion.
Moreover physical causes of erectile dysfunction frequently entail the same sort of psychological problems stress, anxiety, guilt, depression.
It is the same sort of group of people, who are not football fans, who are responsible for this.
And it is interesting to know that there are examples of the same sort of stone work, bearing a similar name, to be found as far away as Peru.
We need the same sort of wisdom- but also an unbiased approach- to be able to overcome the difficulties that lie ahead.