Examples of using Much so in English and their translations into Serbian
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Latin
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Cyrillic
Very much so.
It's busy, but not too much so.
Very much so.
SEO is still alive and very much so.
Very much so.
People also translate
They will be immersed not only in the Chinese language but as much so in its culture.
Very much so, Gemma.
Oh yes, very much so.
But, not that much so that you get ready to marry him!
Yes, very much so.
Very much so my dear daughter, very much so.
M“Very much so.”.
Yes, so much so that it could almost have been stage-managed.
Mmm, very much so.”.
Yes, please, very much so, thanks for asking, thank you please very much please.
Very very very much so.
Yeah, and so much so that 15 800 was my sarc.
Oh yes, sir,very much so.
These cookies do not spread much, so there's no need to space them too far apart.
A tree has to give so much, so much. .
But for me,the emotional roller coaster is a little much, so i think i'd rather find something a little less common, like, say, i don't know, a, uh, a real relationship.
I guess Charles was tryingto recover places after the start but it's a long race so there was no need to risk so much so early.
I have never learned so much, so quickly and so painlessly.
Cautious Miloš, equipped in all circumstances and situations with the winter gear,in his creative process does just that much so the nature itself speaks.
And I wanted you in my life so very much, so very much, I just became obsessed with you.
However, when the potatoes are stored at cold temperatures too long, more sugar is built up, resulting in the chip turning dark brown when cooked,sometimes so much so that it almost appears burnt.
Although it's low-tech,the envelope method's effective- so much so that Eva still brings actual, paper envelopes with her today when she's teaching teens one-on-one.
Apart from the tits,the husband hadn't changed that much so she ended up accepting him.
The corrosion completely permeated the steel profiles, so much so that they could be broken apart by hand.