Examples of using Technically part in English and their translations into Spanish
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It's not technically part of the crime scene.
Now your room has no wall,so it's technically part of my house!
Cookies are technically part of the search history.
The Commodore CDTV featured additional firmware ROMs which are not technically part of the Amiga Kickstart.
Not technically part of the Caribbean, but on Mexico's Caribbean coastline.
The district of South Beach is technically part of the city of Miami Beach.
Although technically part of the mainland, Hong Kong is super excited about its relative independence.
Well, I mean,first of all, those are technically part of the same incident.
While still technically part of Austin, the hotel is located outside of the bustling heart of the city.
The southern tip of the valley has interior drainage and thus is not technically part of the valley at all.
Wi-Fi is free, though technically part of the mandatory resort fee.
My father lives in the US Virgin Islands, which is a Caribbean island,which is technically part of America.
Christianshavn is technically part of Indre By- so lots of canals to ride along here as well.
Even though they're located off the coast of Africa,the Canary Islands are technically part of Europe-- Spain, to be exact.
Occidental Grill isn't technically part of the hotel, but guests can charge meals to their rooms.
Yes, there are some exceptions that don't count as taxable income,even though they're technically part of the cancellation of debt.
The streaming library is technically part of the"application" layer, as it is not a core router function.
While both loans and work-study can help cover costs, they cost money andtake time and aren't technically part of your child's net price.
Even though it is not technically part of the Yasuni National park it is a must if visiting this part of the rainforest.
Also outside the project were Muslim majority states in Central Asia andthe Middle East technically part of Asia, but handled by the UN in most matters as a special sub-region.
Pamplona is also technically part of the Basque region, and is famous for its bull run, which takes place during the Fiesta de San Fermin in July.
Acting under the authority of the Attorney General,the Special Prosecution is technically part of, but functionally independent from, the General Prosecution Office.
Coyoacan and UNAM are technically part of Mexico City, but they're a haul from the city center and you can easily spend a day in one or the other.
The Group has also investigated cases that are more difficult to interpret because the recipients of the military assistance, although technically part of the integrated army, operate outside of the integrated command and control structure.
Northern Ireland is technically part of the UK but its desire to carve out a unique identity, separate from the mainland, seeps into every aspect of life- from its place names to its breakfasts.
When gold was discovered at Sutter's Mill, California was still technically part of Mexico, under American military occupation as the result of the Mexican-American War.
Technically part of Kings and Queens, this area dates back to the 1970s yet prices here are more economical than the rest of the Kings and Queens but still extremely conveniently located.
While such workers are not technically part of the informal economy because their work and workplaces are likely to be still regulated, they may face difficulties similar to those faced by informal workers.
While the fitness center and spa are technically part of the on-site Vail Athletic Club, access is free with every overnight stay, including all the perks-- such as use of the indoor climbing wall and the yoga studio.
The western part of the district is a hilly area(technically part of the Small Carpathians mountain range) featuring Bratislava Castle, the Slavín monument, Horský park(literally Mountain(ous) Park), many detached houses, and most of the foreign embassies in Slovakia.