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Meanings of too soon in English
Portuguese
cedo Usage of too soon in English
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It was still too soon to know the answer to that question.
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Other users said it was too soon to judge the new technology.
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Way, way too soon to expect that from an Irish Times columnist.
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Some foreign ministers suggested today may be too soon to take decisions.
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However, he said it was too soon to declare the epidemic over.
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But he said it was too soon to discuss potential cost-cutting measures.
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He added it was too soon to discuss a market share target.
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Way, way too soon for her to feel anything, let alone show.
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Foreign Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said it was too soon to draw conclusions.
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It is the problem with eyases taken from their nests too soon.
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Here too , there has been far too much austerity far too soon.
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Sundays and the inevitable journey back home would always come too soon.
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But he said it is too soon to judge the railways' performance.
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We arrived at my tent far too soon and not soon enough.
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The train arrived too soon, even though it was twenty minutes late.
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Ardern said the country did not go into level 3 too soon.
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Too soon across language varieties
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