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Usages of hele
Beinet gjør vondt hele dagen, men hun går likevel på skolen.
The leg hurts all day, but she still goes to school.
Jeg var trøtt hele dagen.
I was tired the whole day.
Hun vurderer å slette hele profilen sin, men velger i stedet å blokkere noen brukere.
She considers deleting her whole profile, but chooses instead to block some users.
Jeg prøver å bruke sosiale medier med hensikt, fremfor å skrolle tilfeldig hele kvelden.
I try to use social media with intention, rather than scrolling randomly all evening.
Uten å ha lest hele artikkelen er det vanskelig å være kritisk på en rettferdig måte.
Without having read the whole article it is difficult to be critical in a fair way.
Etter streiken føltes det som om hele fabrikkgulvet pustet lettet ut.
After the strike it felt as if the whole factory floor breathed a sigh of relief.
Nå som lakenet og putevaret er rene, lukter hele soverommet bedre.
Now that the sheet and the pillowcase are clean, the whole bedroom smells better.
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