English to Latvian Meaning of somewhere - kaut kur

Somewhere :

kaut kur

adverb

kaut kur, tajā pašā vietā

Somewhere :: kaut kur

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Definitions of somewhere in English

Noun(1) an indefinite or unknown location
Adverb(1) in or at or to some place, `someplace' is used informally for `somewhere'

Examples of somewhere in English

(1) in search of somewhere to live(2) He has caused the death of somewhere between one and one half million and two million people.(3) can we go somewhere warm?(4) Thanks to the deserted roads I was there in half an hour, despite a wrong turning somewhere along the way.(5) In these dreams I can go up to somewhere around the equivalent of 100 stories or so.(6) Someone, somewhere , is not thinking about holidays anything like as much as I am at the moment.(7) it cost somewhere around two thousand dollars(8) People do acknowledge that young people need an outlet but we have to draw a line somewhere .(9) We need somewhere big to store all this gas, so big that there's only really one option.(10) Suffice to say it was somewhere short of fresh run, but no one had the heart to tell the beaming youth it should go back.(11) I reckon I'm somewhere between a third and a half done now, as far as the actual writing goes.(12) Women had a childhood which ended with marriage at somewhere between the ages of fifteen to eighteen.(13) We like the pub, it is somewhere people of our age can go without fear of trouble and John will keep it like that.(14) Use prevents abuse and once it is finished it will be somewhere people will want to go.(15) I've seen you somewhere before(16) Move somewhere warm with a lower cost of living and take a new job and a new outlook on life.

Related Phrases of somewhere

(1) some where ::

daži, kur

(2) somewhere else ::

kaut kur citur

(3) from somewhere ::

no kaut

(4) get somewhere ::

kaut kur

(5) somewhere here ::

kaut kur šeit

(6) start from somewhere ::

sākt no kaut

(7) somewhere about ::

kaut kur par

Related Phrases of somewhere

(1) some where ::

daži, kur

(2) somewhere else ::

kaut kur citur

(3) from somewhere ::

no kaut

(4) get somewhere ::

kaut kur

(5) somewhere here ::

kaut kur šeit

(6) start from somewhere ::

sākt no kaut

(7) somewhere about ::

kaut kur par

Synonyms

Adverb

1. someplace ::

kaut kur

Different Forms

somewhere

Word Example from TV Shows

Hey. You going SOMEWHERE?

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 23

I don't know. Somewhere in L.A.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 7

Now I'm not sure what he is - lord of SOMEWHERE very far away.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 5

I know I know you from SOMEWHERE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

How about we stop SOMEWHERE afterward and get a beer?

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

Examples of somewhere from TV Shows

Hey. You going SOMEWHERE?

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 23

I don't know. Somewhere in L.A.

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 7

Now I'm not sure what he is - lord of SOMEWHERE very far away.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 5

I know I know you from SOMEWHERE.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

How about we stop SOMEWHERE afterward and get a beer?

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 12

English to Latvian Dictionary: somewhere

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English to Latvian Dictionary: somewhere

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