Translation for 'sb shall' from English to Greek

sb. shall

[κάποιος] θα

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sb. hit

unverified κάποιος χτύπησε

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sb. tries

unverified κάποιος επιχειρεί να

to hurt sb.

πληγώνω

sb. might

unverified θα μπορούσα να

sb. would

[κάποιος] θα [+παρατατικός]

sb. did

[κάποιος] έκανε

sb. hurt

κάποιος πλήγωσε

sb. decides

κάποιος αποφασίζει

sb. bought

unverified κπ. αγόρασε

sb. complained

unverified κάποιος παραπονέθηκε

sb. treasured

unverified καποιός συνέλεξε

antimony {noun} <Sb>

αντιμόνιο {το} <Sb>χημ.

to wake sb.

εξυπνώ

ξυπνώ

sb. should

[κάποιος] θα πρέπει να

to fool sb./sth.

κοροιδεύω

εξαπατώ

sb./sth. had

είχε

sb./sth. came

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

sb./sth. was

[κάποιος/κάτι] ήταν

• Curricula shall cover gender equity education. The school shall develop relevant plan and assessments.
• All chemicals shall be labeled. Dangerous chemicals shall be specially marked.
• Isaiah 6:13 But yet in it shall be a tenth, and it shall return, and shall be eaten: as a Teil Tree, and as an oak, whose substance is in them, when they cast their leaves: so the holy seed shall be the substance thereof.
• The verb "shall" is used in some varieties of English in place of "will", indicating futurity when the subject is first person ("I shall, we shall").
• This society shall meet annually at such time and place as shall hereafter be determined upon.

• Ye shall not kill, neither shall ye steal nor shall ye hurt the aged, lest ye incur the danger of death.
• The ball shall have a uniform outer surface and shall be white or yellow.
• III. That the archpriest shall be chosen by the chaplains there residing, who shall present him to the bishop within twenty days after any vacancy shall happen.
• Our strong bond shall ne'er be broken, it shall never die.
• It also fulfills the prophecy of Isaiah: “Then shall the eyes of the blind be opened, and the ears of the deaf shall be unstopped.

• Shall yet prevail, and peace shall be restored.
• If he (the debtor) chooses, he shall live on his own [...].
• The most common specific use of "shall" in everyday English is in questions that serve as offers or suggestions: "Shall I ...?" or "Shall we ...?" These are discussed under [...] below.
• You shall make it pleasant for him, wearing you; you shall akhify him, wearing you; you shall make him have control of his body; you shall put his ferocity in the eyes of all the akhs who shall look at him and everyone who hears his name as well.