Examples of using Do know something in English and their translations into Russian
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You do know something.
In other words, you do know something.
I do know something about love.
Tess, so you do know something.
I do know something about guns.
People also translate
Listen, if you do know something.
I do know something about history.
Well, we have two young men in the car who say you do know something.
So you do know something.
You have the moral compass of a meat ant, but you do know something about witches.
So you do know something.
Okay, well, I don't know anything about those girls, but I do know something about Amy.
You do know something of the Art.
I don't know much about stoves, but I do know something about second-degree burns.
Well, I do know something that could occupy his time.
I may not be much good at climbing, Mr. Frodo,' he said in injured tones,'but I do know something about rope and about knots.
See, you do know something useful.
So either I'm a changed man because of Cuddy, orI'm pretending to be a changed man because I do know something about Thirteen and I'm trying to throw you off the scent, or I have just gone nutty bananas because I lost a patient.
But you do know something about Christoph.
You did know something.
If Spalding does know something, he's not talking.
So he does know something.
I did know something of this era the politics, the people, their dress.
Even if I did know something, I can't.
Can I talk to someone who does know something?
Well, you know… if he does know something, he would have left.
But… She does know something way better.
Look, even if I did know something, I couldn't talk about it, because of doctor-patient confidentiality.
No, and I get the feeling that even if she did know something, she would take too much pleasure in torturing me to ever tell me.