Examples of using Really started in English and their translations into Slovak
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Really started to speak.
Then the fun really started.
She really started talking.
Then the chaos really started.
I just really started playing recently.
People also translate
Well, now the party's really started.
Jillian really started to study.
It was here my career really started.
The needle really started getting active.
That's where my career really started.
Who really started the Second World War?
On Tuesday the lessons really started.
God really started to open their eyes about discipleship, about church.
Political parties really started to emerge.
I suppose that's where my coaching career really started.
And my life really started to change.
How can it be over when it never really started?
And then it really started to hurt.
After this slow beginning, the action really started.
I claimed and I really started to believe it.
Sometimes they are not easy to distinguish from really started labor.
That's when things really started to get moving.
But I think we have to understand where this leak really started from.
This is where Leonardo really started to perfect his artistic skills.
For many programmes implementation only really started in 2008.
Most of them really started their work in order to help people in need.
That was when things really started moving.
But at this point, no one knows who really started the fight.
I think that was the moment he really started hating me.
I really appreciate the honesty and I really started to trust him.