Examples of using Technically it in English and their translations into Spanish
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Because technically it is.
Technically it's Mera-Kai.
Though, I guess technically it is.
Technically it does not true, either.
Well, I mean, technically, it's broken.
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Technically it's a crane, actually.
Someone on B shift died, so technically it was!
I mean, technically it wasn't.
A motorhome plus an additional vehicle is allowed on the same pitch without extra charge, although technically it is an additional vehicle.
Okay, then, technically it's grand larceny.
A marketing success that would compete with other Italian superbikes, it spawned four later models from Mark II to its culmination in the 1990s, the Mark V. The initial model is known widely butincorrectly as the Mark I. Technically, it is simply the 850 Le Mans.
Technically it is an Android Go application.
With 3D CGI,the inbetweening of photo-realistic computer models can also produce results similar to morphing, though technically, it is an entirely different process but is nevertheless often also referred to as"morphing.
Technically it's seasonal affective disorder.
Seems dry grass and technically it is and for this reason it is very cheap.
Technically, it is called the punctum caecum.
In the ESDIN project we tested this theory and proved that technically it can be done with national services aggregated on the fly once challenges such as edge- matching at national boundaries are overcome.
Well, technically it is, but, I mean, you know, in reality it's.
Well, technically, it's still your condo, too, I think.
Technically, it's my shit, but I can see you're passionate, so go.
Well, technically, it's a third chance, but I don't have thirds.
Well, technically, it would be mine, but I like your can-do attitude.
Because technically, it's the weapon of interest in two separate cases.
Technically, it is a mononeuropathy because it affects one nerve.
Actually, technically, it's called a marathon… because of the events of 490 B.C.
Technically it is a catenary supported on two trestles again supported by rocks.
Technically, it is a very difficult procedure and causes more metabolic disorders than the previously-mentioned techniques.
Technically it is a horizontal section cut through a building(conventionally at four feet/ one metre and twenty centimetres above floor level), showing walls, windows and door openings and other features at that level.