Examples of using Unrecognisable 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
He was unrecognisable.
Then the world will become unrecognisable.
The face is totally unrecognisable and, yes,… skin has been removed from one of the bodies.
His homeland, now unrecognisable.
The town became unrecognisable, the streets were empty, buildings were destroyed and many people died.
He now looks unrecognisable!
I looked at myself until my image became blurred and unrecognisable.
You are unrecognisable.
When they found work,those same people were unrecognisable.
Your poor face,it was unrecognisable after the fall.
It was so well hidden that a metre away and it was unrecognisable.
My face was unrecognisable.".
He now believes the world has gone too far, dark forces have gained too much traction, andthat the world will be‘unrecognisable' this time next year.
Oh, God, he's unrecognisable.
He now believes the world has gone too far, dark forces have gained too much traction, andthat the world will be‘unrecognisable' this time next year.
For this will change and grow unrecognisable in time, however much you try to keep it safe.
As a journalist writing for the print, I had a privilege to be relatively unrecognisable to the general public.
He first introduced a slight alteration in theology which, once it was accepted, he managed to increase more andmore to the degree that Christianity became completely unrecognisable.
The town has become unrecognisable.
Co-ordinators of the arrest, Rasim Ljajic and Vladimir Vukcevic, said Karadzic had been hiding in Belgrade andhad altered his appearance so drastically that he was unrecognisable to his associates.
The actor looks unrecognisable!
And our world would be unrecognisable.
It was a disguised, unrecognisable voice.
House is now almost unrecognisable.
Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock said:“Our lives today are almost unrecognisable from those a century ago.
This hero is known for his terrifying battle frenzy, or ríastrad, in which he becomes an unrecognisable monster who knows neither friend nor foe.
The class of 2012 here at what is possibly the largest press gallery in the world would be unrecognisable to those doing the job just ten years ago.
It is as ifshe could tear up all that we know human beings by, and fill these unrecognisable transparences with such a gust of life that they transcend reality.