Examples of using Wouldn't recognize in English and their translations into Slovenian
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Wouldn't recognize him.
It's pretty dark in here, wouldn't recognize my own mom if she came in.
Oh, I borrowed a car from a friend so Isaak wouldn't recognize me.
My mother wouldn't recognize me either! Of course not. .
At first, I would get home and Dima wouldn't recognize me.
The donor's family wouldn't recognize this face on anyone else.
Don't eat anything that your great-grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
And another thing- don't eat anything your great grandma wouldn't recognize as food.
She warned me that I wouldn't recognize you, but I-I did.
And for goodness sake, don't eat anything your grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
I think a truly selfish person wouldn't recognize that they are selfish.
There are a great many food-like items in the supermarket your ancestors wouldn't recognize as food.
And even if I picked you up again in 10 years I wouldn't recognize you, dressed as a bishop.
There are now thousands offoodish products in the supermarket that our ancestors simply wouldn't recognize as food.
The other one is not to eat things that your grandmother wouldn't recognize as food.
Anyone who knew me before would not recognize me.
Don't eat anything your great-grandmother would not recognize as food.
If the wife was standing in front of me, I would not recognize her.
In all probabilities you would not recognize yourself as the same one you are today.
Anyone who saw her a few months ago, would not recognize her today.
But not in the first roles, but somewhere on the side, so that FAS would not recognize such photos as direct advertising.
There is a common butwise saying,“don't eat what your grandmother would not recognize as food.”.
Although the nose is still swollen after the first month,most people would not recognize this fact.
Mirosic's assessment was that Croatia would not recognize the arbitration judgement, and that it would propose a new bilateral agreement on the co-management of the Piran Bay, which would exclude the Slovenian direct contact with international waters.
Yet, in 1866, after Cuza lost the power, the Constitution,under the Article 7, would not recognize any citizenship to those who were not under the Orthodox Church, which means Christians.
Four days before the Croatian and Slovenian declarations of independence, on 21 June 1991, U.S. Secretary of State James Baker during hisvisit to Belgrade promised Milosevic that the U.S. would not recognize the independence of Slovenia or Croatia.