Examples of using Were connected 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
All rooms were connected.
We were connected by so much more than music.
The two companies were connected.
All were connected by one spirit.
So the killer and this victim were connected.
Both caves were connected in 1994.
Overall, fourteen companies were connected.
These hopes were connected with the coming of the third Reich.
I used to think our souls were connected.
Confirmed victims were connected to Toronto's gay village.
Which understood that antioxidants and maturing were connected?
The two levels were connected by stairs.
It is likely that these events were connected.
The computers were connected to both the intranet and Internet.
There was certain symbolism in the signs that were connected to them.
These elements were connected to the effectiveness of the defensive weapon.".
The first two computers were connected in 1969.
Both buildings were connected by a wall with entry gates for pedestrians and vehicles.
We saw each other almost daily because our fl ats were connected.
The Old and New Cave were connected by J. Majko and J.
Every single one of P2P's prior victims were connected to the Navy.
Its origin and development were connected with the development of the residential area of Kremnica.
The guardians of the oracles controlled inner powers that were connected with fire and other elements.
The two districts were connected by a stone-piered wooden bridge in the 19th century.
It was developed to treat medical problems that were connected to the prolactin hormone.
List of computers, which were connected to the network and are not in CM.
Main compartment and handles were connected with metal buckles.
A city whose partitioned parts were connected by the underground and the sky overhead.
I will mention only two who were connected with the Slovakia of today.
Now suppose three of these batteries were connected directly in parallel with one another.
