Translation for 'sb might' from English to Greek

sb. might

unverified θα μπορούσα να

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sb. hit

unverified κάποιος χτύπησε

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sb. tries

unverified κάποιος επιχειρεί να

to hurt sb.

πληγώνω

sb. would

[κάποιος] θα [+παρατατικός]

sb. did

[κάποιος] έκανε

sb. shall

[κάποιος] θα

to wake sb.

εξυπνώ

ξυπνώ

sb. decides

κάποιος αποφασίζει

sb. bought

unverified κπ. αγόρασε

sb. hurt

κάποιος πλήγωσε

sb. complained

unverified κάποιος παραπονέθηκε

antimony {noun} <Sb>

αντιμόνιο {το} <Sb>χημ.

sb. treasured

unverified καποιός συνέλεξε

sb. should

[κάποιος] θα πρέπει να

to fool sb./sth.

κοροιδεύω

sb./sth. is

[κάτι/κάποιος] είναι

sb./sth. was

[κάποιος/κάτι] ήταν

sb./sth. had

είχε

sb./sth. came

unverified ήρθε / ήλθε {αόρ. του έρχομαι, τρίτο ενικό πρόσωπο}

• Optimizing existing code usually does not add new features, and worse, it might add new bugs in previously working code (as any change might).
• Gary Greenberg, in "The Book of Woe", writes that mental illness might best be viewed as medicalization or labeling/naming suffering (i.e. ...
• Threats to it are unknown, although logging might be a threat. Its range might include the Wondiwoi Nature Reserve.
• Function words might be prepositions, pronouns, auxiliary verbs, conjunctions, grammatical articles or particles, all of which belong to the group of closed-class words.
• The appropriate peptide sequence of the complement fixing site might become exposed following complexing of the immunoglobulin, or the sites might always be available, but might require multiple attachment by C1q with critical geometry in order to achieve the necessary avidity.

• There were many reasons apparent to the Court why a person might not want to join a guerrilla organization, and not all of them were related to a political opinion.
• Other cultures might build from stone, but the jungles and forests might overgrow the buildings, as in Angkor Wat.
• While EU nationals might have a right to cross internal borders, such right might be more limited for TCN.
• However, while some might have applauded the Soviets for using those techniques, others feared them in a legitimate concern.
• A piano player might be hired, or the young people might play dance pieces, or some old and complacent aunt might play some contradanza.

• For example, one column might require a unique identifier, another might require text representing a person's name, another might require an integer representing hourly pay in dollars.
• Kiowa–Towa might form an intermediate branch, as might Tiwa–Tewa.
• Lewis allows that some higher form animals (like apes and elephants) might have a rudimentary individual self but says that their suffering might not be suffering in any real sense and humans might be projecting themselves onto the beasts.
• The optative is used by some authors in dependent clauses in past time of the type "so that it might", "for fear that it might", "(they begged) that it might", "in case it might be possible" and so on to express what it was planned, feared, requested or hoped might happen at a later time than the main verb.
• A research problem is how a user might interact with device ecologies, and another is how devices might keep track of each other, even as new devices might join the ecology or devices leave.

• The selection for bin [...] might change as items might be reselected in a later iteration for other bins.
• Curtains or partitions might close off the tablinum; alae might also have been curtained at times. Interior doorways might have doors or curtains.
• In pure Ada this might increment the variable [...] by one or one thousand; or it might set some global counter to [...] and return the original value of the counter in [...]; or it might do absolutely nothing with [...] at all.