How to pronounce“delica”in English

delicacy from BC and uh and we had this huge family party so the girls sat down and they started telling the story this

Delicatessen, that's a German thing.

delicate problems then you may want to to consider one of these higher context forms of

delicatessan there were two guys there one was a Russian history major at the University of Michigan the other was a

delicate tessin with the goal of creating something that was really going to be great and

delicate sounds of the zither of the chin as melding into the sounds of the wind and the bamboo and the grass and

delicate suggestible state. So you wouldn't wanna be like driving or having to worry about crossing the street with a red light or a green light when you're tripping. But

delicate aspects of the Middle East is a water supply for Israel, Jordan, Syria

delicate in milk the omega-3 fats um are are sensitive to heat and there will be omega-3 fats in grass-fed milk and so it's nice to preserve those

delicate process quite unlike the scientific enterprise uh which can

delicate um aspect of biography you can't make stuff up you can't go too far

I delicately interrogate the sense of taste on each half of her tongue with a drop of saline solution and then a packet of artificial sweetener from her lunch tray.

a delicate Christmas tree ornament made of swirls and swirls of blue and white glass.

But delicatessen roast beef knives.

Everything delicate and crucial in her body-- bones, kidneys, spinal cord-- was exposed and vulnerable to an environment full of germs.

a delicate flower, that one.

constant delicacy trade models, use these linearization techniques, but bring them together with an international macro model where we have both trade and capital flows.

These little squiggles are delicate internal membranes. They They contain

And that delicate balance between safety and competition affects other countries, too.

And so finding that delicate balance is always a journey.

It's a delicate balance.

It is a delicate balance.

actually extremely delicate. So the way that they would collect them to study them, because they were going extinct, is they would set out these coconuts,

disrupting this ancient and delicate biology.

Because it's so delicate.

And sometimes it is delicate finding our way to something that we both love as much.

But it's delicate spinal surgery.

This is a very delicate issue in this country and in many developing countries.

It's delicate. You've got to put them in place.

Astronaut is a very delicate and dangerous job and requires lots of patience and concentration under the pressure.

in the delicacies of the Canadian diet, which consisted of donuts from Tim Hortons, and sugary, refined cereals

You tiptoe around delicate topics.

I was doing this delicate dance of like, OK, how do I make suggestions or nudge them so they don't end up

They're very delicate cells, but boy did they conduct well.

It's a very delicate operation, many people have died during it.

If you have delicate hands, you can use, like, a-- my mom has a wooden mortar and pestle on her counter.

Our brains are very delicate, and fragile, and complicated things.

And I have to delicately say, that's actually an EEO violation.

We have some delicata squash roasted as well.

So it's a delicate balance of finding the right thing, of being at the right time of your lives.

It's delicate, crispy, tastes vaguely like potato.

They're delicate, and they need just the right temperature.

There are many delicate issues that still need to be talked about.

It was a delicate balance.

We build incredibly delicate scientific machines and then shake the crap out of them for eight minutes, which is why it takes a long time to get

It's very delicately handled, verse by verse by verse, if I can continue calling it a poem.

It's quite a delicate, beautiful process.

I love that little delicate ending there.

I love that little delicate ending there.