Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Had understood in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Darius had understood that, too.
Actually involves more difficulty than I had understood.
Had understood It.
And that, the Amerindians had understood it well….
Had understood It.
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Don't interrupt me. I wish you had understood him better.
I had understood that to be the case.
None of his contemporaries had understood him better.
I had understood it was 20 minutes.
I wanted to understand what Darwin had understood.
Italian shower and not bath as I had understood with"bath"….
I had understood the tribune to be a sacred office.
This boy is part citizen of the E.U. A, had understood?
In 1951, Ida had understood too little yet.
That they had accepted. I thought that they had understood.
I wish you had understood him better… Don't interrupt me.
You told me yourself that you had understood, watching them.
For he had understood that he was departed from Lachish.
I would now be known as the Widow Winchester. Maybe not, but if that man had understood English.
I wish I had understood all this when I was on Earth.
used to hear the Word of Allah, then altered it after they had understood it, and they know this.
If you had understood that I would not be on my way to Gre'thor.
His tribesmen replied that they had understood and pledged their allegiance.
Once I had understood these tears… the cat turned into Magdalena.
As scholars, they were very proud of their knowledge and had the impression that they had understood the Buddha Dharma in a way that the Buddha considered as being too intellectual, understood through words.
She had understood that the Lord was inviting her to substitute her sister.
Mrs Schleicher said a minute ago that we had understood very clearly what the Commission's position was.
Gilles had understood and explained:"And totally unnecessary risk under these conditions.
I thought that they had understood, that they had accepted.