Examples of using Which is technically in English and their translations into Spanish
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Which is technically against their rules.
By using words, which is technically talking.
Which is technically blackmail. I suppose that, whatever.
Canadian style-- which is, technically, making it snow.
It promotes too much a front to back motion, which is technically wrong.
Using false coinage, which is technically theft, I think, false coinage.
David told me that his wife was no longer with him, which is technically true.
I'm making s'morlettes, which is technically dessert for dinner, but we.
My father lives in the US Virgin Islands,which is a Caribbean island, which is technically part of America.
And that case, which is technically correct according to OpenGL specs, wasn't handled by glshim.
Nearly melted the shoes, which is technically.
Which is technically still part of my house, but just to show you how generous I am, I am gonna leave right now of my own free will.
They think I'm a murderer, which is technically true.
The trouble's with your dial, which is technically a knob. And that's a whole different union altogether.
Often it's labeled'bottled in Italy,' which is technically true.
Here every special dimension which is technically possible is taken into account.
The non-intended presence of a small quantity of a prohibited substance, stemming from impurities of natural or synthetic ingredients, the manufacturing process, storage,migration from packaging, which is technically unavoidable in good manufacturing practice, shall be permitted.
Actually, you made it at the diner, which is technically your home, but I paid for it, i swear.
However, when passing from the ecological field to that of humans,we have a tendency to affirm the opposite principle-- that all which is technically possible should be legally licit and consequently pursued.
The Latin inscription refers to Surrey as being the son of the Second Duke, which is technically correct as after the Battle of Bosworth the Dukedom was rendered extinct and the Second Duke became the First Duke of the new creation.
She sees a psychotic bipolar paranoid schizophrenic, which is technically true, not to mention incurable.
No, I said I wore a security uniform here, which is technically true, though this one's a tear-away.
They still can't reproduce orchange their sex chromosomes… which is technically what distinguishes… a man from a woman.
Avocados, which are technically a fruit, are in season all year.
Its white flowers are followed by red berries, which are technically drupes.
Which was technically his house.
Given that very few cases are brought before a military tribunal,it is important that the normal courts, which are technically more accessible to victims, should also have jurisdiction.
The Chronicle of Morea asserts that Athens, which was technically only a lordship,was officially raised to the status of a duchy only after Guy met with Louis IX of France sometime in 1260.
The Russian delegation had always been ready to consider proposals for salary increases which were technically correct or prompted by problems of the competitiveness of the United Nations system as an employer.
An aide also confirmed that no request for close air support had thus far been received in Zagreb which was technically true, as the requests that had been made up to that time had been turned down in Sarajevo.