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These strawberries are really expensive . Queste fragole sono davvero costose 0 Sono stato trasferito al dipartimento del personale. I was transferred to personnel department . Sono stato trasferito al dipartimento del personale 0 Hong Kong fa parte del territorio della Cina. Hong Kong is a part of the territory of China . Hong Kong fa parte del territorio della Cina 0 Ai terroristi piace uccidere. Terrorists like to kill . Ai terroristi piace uccidere 0 Molte persone vanno al parco per vedere i fiori di ciliegio. Many people go to the park to see the cherry blossoms . Molte persone vanno al parco per vedere i fiori di ciliegio 0 Il giudice sta interrogando il criminale. The judge interrogates the accused . Il giudice sta interrogando il criminale 0 I terroristi hanno occupato l'edificio. The terrorists have occupied the building . I terroristi hanno occupato l' edificio 0 Scusa se ti interrompo. Sorry to interrupt you . Scusa se ti interrompo 0 I bachi da seta mangiano foglie di gelso. Silkworms eat mulberry leaves . I bachi da seta mangiano foglie di gelso 0 Si sente terrorizzata. She feels terrified . Si sente terrorizzata 0 La notizia è davvero terrificante. The news is really terrifying . La notizia è davvero terrificante 0 La ciliegia è di colore rosso sangue. The cherry is blood red in color . La ciliegia è di colore rosso sangue 0 Sta allegramente canticchiando una canzone. She is merrily humming a song . Sta allegramente canticchiando una canzone 0 The cold is terrible this year . Il freddo quest'anno è terribile. She is out on an errand . È fuori per una commissione. Excuse me for interrupting you . Scusami se ti interrompo. They interrupted the meeting for lunch . Hanno interrotto la riunione per il pranzo. May I interrupt you ? Posso interromperti? May I interrupt ? Posso interrompere? Never in my life have I heard such a terrible story ! Mai in vita mia ho sentito una storia così terribile! I like the mediterranean sea best . Mi piace di più il Mar Mediterraneo. Would you mind terribly making me a cup of coffee ? Ti dispiacerebbe terribilmente farmi una tazza di caffè? I have a terrible toothache . Ho un terribile mal di denti. She is out on an errand . È fuori per una commissione. It hurts terribly . Fa terribilmente male. I've caught a terrible cold . Ho preso un terribile raffreddore. The travelers ferried across the river . I viaggiatori traghettarono attraverso il fiume. Ken seems to have a terrible cold . Ken sembra avere un terribile raffreddore. Are you referring to me ? Ti riferisci a me? I feel terrible today . Mi sento malissimo oggi. He made an error , as he often does . Ha commesso un errore, come spesso accade. My father referred to my friends . Mio padre si riferiva ai miei amici. I had a terrible dream . Ho fatto un sogno terribile. I am in a terrible dilemma . Sono in un terribile dilemma. We felt sorry for the error . Ci siamo sentiti dispiaciuti per l'errore. This report is free from errors . Questo rapporto è privo di errori. You made an error . Hai fatto un errore. The more , the merrier . Più siamo, meglio è . The more , the merrier . Più siamo, meglio è . He has transferred all his knowledge to his son . Ha trasferito tutta la sua conoscenza a suo figlio. Never have I read so terrifying a novel as this . Non ho mai letto un romanzo così terrificante come questo. He is terrible at speaking english . È terribile nel parlare inglese. The man terrified the little children . L'uomo terrorizzava i bambini piccoli. It was a terrible day . È stata una giornata terribile. Her name was referred to in the meeting . Il suo nome è stato citato durante la riunione . There is a cherry tree in front of my house . C'è un ciliegio davanti a casa mia. The company was transferred to a new man . L'azienda è stata trasferita a un nuovo uomo. Il freddo quest'anno è terribile. È fuori per una commissione. Scusami se ti interrompo. Hanno interrotto la riunione per il pranzo. Posso interromperti? Posso interrompere? Mai in vita mia ho sentito una storia così terribile! Mi piace di più il Mar Mediterraneo. Ti dispiacerebbe terribilmente farmi una tazza di caffè? Ho un terribile mal di denti. È fuori per una commissione. Fa terribilmente male. Ho preso un terribile raffreddore. I viaggiatori traghettarono attraverso il fiume. Ken sembra avere un terribile raffreddore. Ti riferisci a me? Mi sento malissimo oggi. Ha commesso un errore, come spesso accade. Mio padre si riferiva ai miei amici. Ho fatto un sogno terribile. Sono in un terribile dilemma. Ci siamo sentiti dispiaciuti per l'errore. Questo rapporto è privo di errori. Hai fatto un errore. Più siamo, meglio è . Più siamo, meglio è . Ha trasferito tutta la sua conoscenza a suo figlio. Non ho mai letto un romanzo così terrificante come questo. È terribile nel parlare inglese. L'uomo terrorizzava i bambini piccoli. È stata una giornata terribile. Il suo nome è stato citato durante la riunione . C'è un ciliegio davanti a casa mia. L'azienda è stata trasferita a un nuovo uomo.
