18:19 Apr 5, 2004 |
Russian to English translations [Non-PRO] Social Sciences - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc. | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Galina Blankenship United States Local time: 11:43 | ||||||
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Has it ever happened to you... Explanation: Most possible understanding, I think, but it might be understood also as "have you ever heard of..." |
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Have you ever encountered/come across... Explanation: Have you ever encountered (come across) cops breaking into a dealer's house? |
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have you ever heard of Explanation: it is more vague. Perhaps one can get to know first hand from close acquaintance, but not necessarily be present then. Good luck, russiaconnect! |
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do you come across things like that sometimes? Explanation: "Has it ever happened to you" should be in Russian expressed in the past tense. |
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have you ever seen cops.......... Explanation: As an option |
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