Examples of using Almost extinct in English and their translations into Romanian
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You're almost extinct.
Panda bears make me sad,they're almost extinct.
I am almost extinct--.
That's because it's almost extinct.
An almost extinct breed, by the way.
Bees are almost extinct.
I am almost extinct-- I'm a paleontologist who collects fossils.
But Loudon, he's almost extinct.
Anyway, me and him,we're from different ancient tribes. And now, we're both almost extinct.
They're almost extinct.
By contrast, many languages in North America are almost extinct.
They're almost extinct.
The slaughter has been going on for over 400 years, we're almost extinct.
Now the Stampers are almost extinct in this town.
In our series,we regularly introduce you to a crafting profession that is almost extinct.
Meaning they're almost extinct.
They have an incredible amount of patience and still know stitches and stitches that are almost extinct.
The bonobo are almost extinct.
In our series,we present you once a month a profession that is almost extinct.
I know. They're almost extinct.
In our series, we present you once a month a crafting profession,which is already almost extinct.
The black rhino-- they were almost extinct in 1982.
According to scientists,it is because of the fashion for shaved pubes that the pubic louse as a species is almost extinct today.
After the war, the Order was almost extinct and the surviving members splintered into competing factions.
It's a basilisk,they're almost extinct.
The old hollow trees of the patriarchs are almost extinct in modern forests, therefore it is almost impossible to find a proper hollow natural size for owls, owls, clintuha.
It's an animal that's almost extinct.
CRUCIAN- Carassius carassius(Linnaeus, 1758) Spread throughout RBDD for the same reasons,the crucian has suffered the same downfall in the whole country being almost extinct.
(Laughter) The black rhino-- they were almost extinct in 1982.
They're the second largest fish in the world,they're almost extinct, and we know almost nothing about them. At TEDxDublin, Simon Berrow describes the fascinating basking shark, and the exceptional-- and wonderfully low-tech-- ways he's learning enough to save them.