Examples of using More friendly in English and their translations into Serbian
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No more friendly.
You could be more friendly.
More friendly fire.
Be a bit more friendly.
More friendly and less aggressive.
People also translate
Yes and be a bit more friendly.
No more friendly fire.
But you could be more friendly.
Some more friendly than others.
First names are more friendly.
They're more friendly than I expected.
This time he was more friendly.
With touch screen technologies, which make operation of machine steadier, convenient,the human machine interface is more friendly.
He tried to sound more friendly.
Loki responds that Skaði was more friendly in speech when Skaði was in his bed-an accusation he makes to most of the goddesses in the poem and is not attested elsewhere.
I remembered you more friendly.
The rivalry between York and Lancaster, in the form of the counties of Yorkshire and Lancashire,has continued into the present day on a more friendly basis.
The staff can't be more friendly and helpful.
Also the customer service should be more friendly.
It should be more friendly than formal.
But I thought this would be more friendly.
The staff could not be more friendly and helpful.
For example, a law related business may choose aformal tone of voice, while a childcare center a more friendly attitude.
Now she's become… more friendly with anyone.
You need to be a little more"open mind" to embrace a linux, but it is difficult to walk with him, andeven at times seems more friendly than Windows Vista or XP.
Replaced problem porteybly more friendly to different systems.
The second generation was more friendly.
VidCoder is constructed based on the famous HandBrake,it comes with a little more friendly interface than HandBrake, will find the most skilled and advanced options but this time hidden better.
This time the staff was even more friendly.
In the late 1950s and early 1960s, the coincidentally parallel developments of Melzak and Lambek(1961), Minsky(1961), and Shepherdson and Sturgis(1961) carried the European work further andreduced the Turing machine to a more friendly, computer-like abstract model called the counter machine; Elgot and Robinson(1964), Hartmanis(1971), Cook and Reckhow(1973) carried this work even further with the register machine and random-access machine models-but basically all are just multi-tape Turing machines with an arithmetic-like instruction set.