Roughly half the youngsters know how to go online using smartphones.
It just matter about what mistake you make (Chemistry student 5)." "In the end, I can roughly judge how much I know, how much I got right, how much I got wrong, what I got right, what I got wrong.
This is a comment made by a CS group low-achiever in mathematics: "In the end, I can roughly judge how much I know, how much I got right, how much I got wrong, what I got right, what I got wrong.
So, now you've gotten your list and you know how long (roughly) each activity will take?
JCM You know how raffia tied roughly around a bunch of posh flowers looks more fabulous than a neatly bow-tied ribbon does?
You'd actually have to attach the strings to your hands so that the game would know how far and roughly at what angle you were standing relative to the console.
Even though I know how to get around my own city and I usually know roughly how long a journey will take … I'm still late.
We know how many events were held, (roughly) how many people attended and, thanks to the trivial left-right squabble about the events' providence, who organized them.
Still, she added, "I know roughly when it airs because, as a judge, I know how many contestants are left.
It is pronounced, roughly, ah-boo-REE-doh, but if you don't know how Spanish is pronounced, it is best to hear the word spoken.
