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Значения термина translate back на английском
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Использование термина translate back на английском
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What are they...pussies? We all wondered how that would translate back in the Kremlin.
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The slide in the value of the Japanese currency means sales booked overseas now translate back into more yen.
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So the Nigerian driver we had, who speaks English and Hausa, had to translate back and forth between us.
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That said, many a programmer has cited the Internet and mobile arenas as potential breeding grounds for fare that could translate back to TV.
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Messages are automatically translated back and forth between the languages.
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A surging U.S. currency, reduces the value of overseas sales when they are translated back into U.S. dollars.
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Fatima joined them and the sheikh kept the conversation neutral, translating back and forth between the two women.
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In his case, the sound codes will have to be translated back into their original form as digital codes.
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Multinational companies that generate business outside the United States stand to see those sales reduced when translated back into dollars.
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This last translates back into Queijo da Serra, the fattest, finest cheese in the world-ona par with fine Greek Feta.
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As well as lifting the cost of a deal, the strong dollar eats into U.S. wine earnings translated back into local currency.
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When electrical impulses are sent to the mould, its response is measured in current and translated back to a piano using electromagnets.
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The computer's response was then translated back into brain waves, and the required patterns induced in the sensory centers of the brain.
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A strong dollar both crimps exports by U.S.-based companies and lowers the value of international sales when they are translated back into dollars.
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If we can get away with it, I'd really like to see the point at which he begins translating back down to n-space.
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A surging U.S. currency typically crimps demand for U.S. exports and reduces the value of overseas sales when they are translated back into U.S. dollars.