Examples of using Raged 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
The war raged all….
For 14 days the storm raged.
The storm raged for 14 days.
The Time War raged.
The storm raged for four days.
The bloody battle raged on.
The storm raged for fifteen days.
And so her hair raged.
The battle raged for decades.
Six long years, the war has raged.
Long has war raged between the two.
For 12 long years that war has raged.
On the same day, fighting raged around Horlivka.
In Asia andthe Pacific the war still raged.
Caroline raged against us after Sarah's elopement.
When the fires at Sodom and Gomorrah raged.
The nations raged, the kingdoms were moved.
Buildings were leveled and fires raged.
The storm raged outside, but I felt very safe.
This was the First Californian War, which raged from 1994 to 2001.
The debate has raged ever since but, for now, the guidelines remain the same.
Just a Berlin boy of seventeen who loved me in that long autumn of 1942, when war raged all over Europe.
Lindo raged for a couple of minutes, then took the first ship south.
Shaban then returned,and the war raged for around twenty days, it was transformed.
As the war raged on and the British refused to surrender, Hitler's fond feelings for the English spirit started to fade.
I tried to find shelter for my camel and myself from the storm that raged incessantly for two days.
The war raged on. Regulations tightened, and Munich suffered air raids.
My life was a churning stew of rage That raged and churned like a stew-filled rage churn.
The argument raged back and forth between the colonies until Eden's death on 17 March 1722.
One need think only of the days of Italian neutrality and of the debates that raged between Interventionists and Neutralists.