Sentences with phrase «translated over here»

Some of Oreo's base improvements on phones get translated over here, too, such as notification channels and background operation power limits.

Not exact matches

If I've proven anything here, it's that delinquencies are incredibly damaging to your score, which can translate into big costs over time.

over here but hadn't thought of translating that to actual potatoes.

which translates to «come over here and say that to my face, stupid».

I don't know how it is internationally, but over here in Germany I hear almost on a daily basis that United States president Donald Trump fired one of his close advisers or ministers or whatever its translated into.

I'm not typically one to wear a lot of color (neutral lover over here), so during this time of year when spring is blooming and there are bright beautiful colors surrounding me, I try to think of different ways to translate the season into my wardrobe.

The teachers here really feel supported, cared about, looked after and valued, and that translates over into the classroom (high school teacher).

What's much harder is translating it into dollars, as digital comics sales are all over the place, pricewise, and as often chronicled here, they are frequently deeply discounted.

[The calculation here is that at a rate of 7 billion tonnes a year, it takes 12 years to produce 84 billion tonnes; 84 billion tonnes translates to an additional 40ppm in the atmosphere, but half of this is soaked up by vegetation, soils and the oceans, meaning the net addition to the atmosphere over 12 years is 20ppm.]

Nevertheless, it's nice to have it confirmed (and translated) over here.

«Quite frankly, I didn't think what happened over there would translate here,» says John E. Wetzel, the Pennsylvania secretary of corrections.

Here's how that translates into English, using the loan with an initial 3.375 percent rate: The first «5» determines how much the rate can increase (in this case, five percentage points) above the initial rate during the first year after the fixed period is over (So it can climb as high as 8.375 in year 6).