Results for i prefer the number one translation from Vietnamese to English

lesson number one...
recite the final admonition.

i prefer it with goats.
i prefer it with goats.

french the number one, but of course, the rock star:
you did, didn't you, you little fucking snake?

c. estimates on the number of deaths vary.
c. estimates on the number of deaths vary.

they prefer the plain, straightforward, and obvious over the complex, ambiguous, and subtle.
they prefer the plain, straightforward, and obvious over the complex, ambiguous, and subtle.

the number can usually be found on the vertical stabiliser of all german military aircraft of the second world war.
the number can usually be found on the vertical stabiliser of all german military aircraft of the second world war.

there is no general consensus on the number or specifications of particular learning styles, but there have been many different proposals.
there is no general consensus on the number or specifications of particular learning styles, but there have been many different proposals.

% 1 is the number of paths,% 2 is the list of paths (with newlines between them)
named colors

% 1 is the number of conflicts (hidden),% 2 is the key sequence of the shortcut that is problematic
shortcut '%1' in application %2 for action %3

isbn 0-938692-35-6* david p. chandler: "brother number one: a political biography of pol pot".
isbn 0-938692-35-6* david p. chandler: "brother number one: a political biography of pol pot".

the most common means of analytically solving the diffusion equation in the hydrogeology literature are:* laplace, hankel and fourier transforms (to reduce the number of dimensions of the pde),* similarity transform (also called the boltzmann transform) is commonly how the theis solution is derived,* separation of variables, which is more useful for non-cartesian coordinates, and* green's functions, which is another common method for deriving the theis solution — from the fundamental solution to the diffusion equation in free space.
the most common means of analytically solving the diffusion equation in the hydrogeology literature are:* laplace, hankel and fourier transforms (to reduce the number of dimensions of the pde),* similarity transform (also called the boltzmann transform) is commonly how the theis solution is derived,* separation of variables, which is more useful for non-cartesian coordinates, and* green's functions, which is another common method for deriving the theis solution — from the fundamental solution to the diffusion equation in free space.