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Meanings of pretty in anglès
portuguès
com justiça To a moderately sufficient extent or degree.
Pleasant to look at, especially as conforming to ideals of form and proportion.
Usage of pretty in anglès
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Speaking to Good Morning Britain she said: The reality was pretty fantastic.
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This is a pretty good way to answer that question, Bloys said.
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And the answer is a pretty resounding 'yes,' he told Reuters Health.
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The logical answer to the latter question seems pretty obvious: probably not.
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She pretty much knew, without asking, the answer to that second question.
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There's no way to mince words here; it's a pretty gay situation.
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Despite some short term volatility, it has been a pretty good result.
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However, the market is still anticipating a pretty strong nonfarm payroll number.
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There was the original problem: that at least was pretty clear now.
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As information goes, such terms are specific and straightforward-andtherefore pretty useful.
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The story moves pretty quickly, so there aren't any particularly great times.
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So crime was pretty much the first question that they'd ask about.
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I don't speak the English good, but I understand it, pretty right.
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I'm also pretty good at steeling myself in a moment of crisis.
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Actually this week is pretty difficult for me, especially right after school.
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As a result, I got a pretty good idea of peoples' lives.
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