Examples of using She doesn't understand it at all in English and their translations into Slovak
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At 5 she didn't understand it.
The architect was born in Moscow, the passion for decor andeverything beautiful was inherited from her father and grandmother, but she did not understand it at once.
We tried explaining it to her but at first she didn't understand,” she told the site.
That student perceived something real, but she did not take it immediately with consciousness, but took it with pride and felt upset at not understanding it.
Because this world is a sick place, and there are sick people in it, and to have a child that's so young, that when you get home and look at her and she has no idea what happens and she just smiles and doesn't understand a thing about suffering or tragedy or trauma.
And when simple and direct person says that he orshe does not like it, they look at him or her proudly, because according to them he or she is a poor man who does not understand the art.
And it did not seem at all queer to her that she spoke to him as if she were sure that he would understand and answer her.
Yes, I understand it's to build character development, but there are times in the game where she's either busy and points out she's been‘neglecting you,' or acknowledging that she's not ready despite her protestations of love- that is actually a term the writer uses to point out the contrary nature of what they have done with the game, so negative point there. if that was something in real life it would break or at least tear the relationship a little.
Does she understand that it did not benefit me at all?
Speaking about her grandparents, she says that at first they didn't understand any of it all either.
As the airplane came closer, she said later"I did not understand it at the time, but I believe that the little red airplane said something to me as it swished by.
If the dog is taken out only at midnight andat 7 am, it is clear that she can not stand physically physically- her husband does not really understand this?
When I asked my Post colleague Anne Applebaum what historians would look at when trying to understand the road to Brexit, she suggested it all centers on the Conservative Party.