Hai cercato la traduzione di think nothing of it da Olandese a Inglese

come to think of it.
come to think of it.

all of it.
all of it.

the problems of it:
the problems of it:

greatbbody, all of it!
greatbbody, all of it!

and the beauty of it was
and the beauty of it was

we have taken care of it.
we have taken care of it.

worth all of it (1)
worth all of it (1)

i can’t get enough of it.
i can’t get enough of it.

we are with europe, but not of it.
he participated in the hague congress of 1948, which discussed the future structure and role of this council of europe.

i don't know what ie7 made of it btw.
don't know.

the problem of it is that it is addressed to java.
the problem of it is that it is addressed to java.

almost all of it will be gone by the end of next year.
almost all of it will be gone by the end of next year.

== boeken ==* (2007) "come to think of it: notes on the turn of the millennium ".
schorr won three emmy awards for his television journalism.

kolommena number between 2 and 30 is displayed in front of it.
a number between 2 and 30 is displayed in front of it.

dotlessii" without a dot on top of it. the name "dotlessi
dotlessii" without a dot on top of it. the name "dotlessi

onze adviseurs zijn bekend met hardware, software, security of it- netwerken.
our advisors are familiar with hardware, software, security or it networking.

sick of it all is een hardcore punk band uit queens (new york), gevormd in 1986.
sick of it all is an american hardcore punk band, formed in 1986 in queens, new york.

de lidstaten zouden moeten nagaan of it-modules niet verplicht kunnen worden gesteld binnen de lerarenopleidingen.
member states should be looking at the introduction of compulsory it modules within teacher training courses.

de naam van de band was een woordgrap op het lied "no fun" van the stooges en de band sick of it all.
the name was inspired by a tongue-in-cheek version of the stooges' song "no fun" as covered by the sex pistols, and the name of the band sick of it all.

the grown-up world was a very ordered society in the early '60s, and i was coming out of it.
it's a stop-bugging-me, post-teenage-alienation song.