See juba on Wiktionary
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"text": "Olen uue tööga juba harjunud.",
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"text": "Ma juba peaaegu uskusin sind.",
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"english": "The girl learned to read at the age of 4.",
"text": "Tüdruk õppis juba 4-aastaselt lugema.",
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"english": "We have been living under the same roof for a long time.",
"text": "Elame juba kaua ühe katuse all.",
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"english": "I've been waiting here for over an hour.",
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"english": "George has known Tony since childhood.",
"text": "Jüri tundis Antsu juba lapsepõlvest.",
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"english": "If only the exam period ended...",
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"text": "Seda juba ei juhtu.",
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"english": "We have plenty of work.",
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"english": "There's no beating us.",
"text": "Meist juba jagu ei saa.",
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"english": "(S)he's not one to get frightened.",
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"english": "You will know.",
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"english": "Oh, now that would be interesting!",
"text": "Oi, see oleks juba huvitav!",
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"english": "That's more like him/her.",
"text": "See on juba tema moodi.",
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"english": "\"Ahem!\" Joseph uttered. \"But won't your new suitors give in?\" \"Hardly!\" said Miina, with a whimper.",
"ref": "1888, Eduard Vilde, Vigased pruudid, Tallinn: K. Busch, page 30:",
"text": "„Hem, hem!” tegi Jooſep, „aga kas ei annaks teie uued koſilaſed kudagi järele?” „Juba nad annawad,” tähendas Miina tihkudes;[…]",
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"english": "\"It does matter what money was used to buy it,\" Anna thought. \"Then it probably does, if they say so,\" Rein replied to his daughter.",
"ref": "1922, A. H. Tammsaare, chapter 7, in Kõrboja peremees, Tallinn: Maa, →ISBN, page 58:",
"text": "„Eks see ükskõik ei ole, missuguse rahaga osteti,” arwas Anna. „Juba ta siis ei ole, et nad nõnda ütlewad,” wastas Rein tütrele.",
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"english": "I'm already on my way.",
"text": "Ma juba tulen.",
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"text": "Me juba tunneme teineteist.",
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"english": "The nights are already bright.",
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"english": "The Sun has already set.",
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"english": "The flowers have already bloomed.",
"text": "Lilled on juba õitsenud.",
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"english": "I have become used to my new job.",
"text": "Olen uue tööga juba harjunud.",
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"english": "I almost believed you.",
"text": "Ma juba peaaegu uskusin sind.",
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"english": "The boy is already 180 cm tall.",
"text": "Poiss on juba 180 cm pikk.",
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"english": "I'm already 50 years old.",
"text": "Olen juba 50-aastane.",
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"english": "The girl learned to read at the age of 4.",
"text": "Tüdruk õppis juba 4-aastaselt lugema.",
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"english": "It's already time to go home.",
"text": "Juba tulebki koju minna.",
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"english": "a long time ago",
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"english": "We have been living under the same roof for a long time.",
"text": "Elame juba kaua ühe katuse all.",
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"english": "I've been waiting here for over an hour.",
"text": "Ootan siin juba üle tunni.",
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"english": "George has known Tony since childhood.",
"text": "Jüri tundis Antsu juba lapsepõlvest.",
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"english": "This is your third warning.",
"text": "See on juba kolmas noomitus.",
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"english": "If only the exam period ended...",
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"english": "Why don't you give me 10 more eggs, while you're at it?",
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"english": "That's not going to happen.",
"text": "Seda juba ei juhtu.",
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{
"english": "That's more like it!/Now you're talking! (literally, “That fits!”)",
"text": "See juba sobib!",
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{
"english": "We have plenty of work.",
"text": "Tööd juba jätkub.",
"type": "example"
},
{
"english": "There's no beating us.",
"text": "Meist juba jagu ei saa.",
"type": "example"
},
{
"english": "(S)he's not one to get frightened.",
"text": "Tema juba kartma ei löö.",
"type": "example"
},
{
"english": "You will know.",
"text": "Küll teie juba teate.",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "Oh, now that would be interesting!",
"text": "Oi, see oleks juba huvitav!",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "That's more like him/her.",
"text": "See on juba tema moodi.",
"type": "example"
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{
"english": "If you're going to do it, do it well.",
"text": "Kui juba teha, siis hästi.",
"type": "example"
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"Emphasising certain words."
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"english": "\"Ahem!\" Joseph uttered. \"But won't your new suitors give in?\" \"Hardly!\" said Miina, with a whimper.",
"ref": "1888, Eduard Vilde, Vigased pruudid, Tallinn: K. Busch, page 30:",
"text": "„Hem, hem!” tegi Jooſep, „aga kas ei annaks teie uued koſilaſed kudagi järele?” „Juba nad annawad,” tähendas Miina tihkudes;[…]",
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"Expressing strong doubt."
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"(archaic) Expressing strong doubt."
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"english": "\"It does matter what money was used to buy it,\" Anna thought. \"Then it probably does, if they say so,\" Rein replied to his daughter.",
"ref": "1922, A. H. Tammsaare, chapter 7, in Kõrboja peremees, Tallinn: Maa, →ISBN, page 58:",
"text": "„Eks see ükskõik ei ole, missuguse rahaga osteti,” arwas Anna. „Juba ta siis ei ole, et nad nõnda ütlewad,” wastas Rein tütrele.",
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