Examples of using "Explicação" in a sentence and their english translations:
I demand an explanation.
Thank you for your explanation.
I demand an explanation now.
I didn't understand your explanation.
I don't see any other explanation.
I want an explanation.
- Thanks for your explanation.
- Thanks for explaining it to me.
- I demand an explanation now.
- I demand an explanation right now.
- There is no other explanation.
- There's no other explanation.
Thanks for your explanation.
Tom deserves an explanation.
The explanation is clear.
Do you have an explanation?
There must be an explanation.
My explanation was not sufficient.
I'd love an explanation.
Do you buy that explanation?
I didn't understand your explanation.
Do you have any explanation?
- I have no explanation about that.
- I have no explanation about it.
I was mixed up by the confusing explanation.
Tom wants a full explanation.
I was convinced by his explanation.
You owe me an explanation.
I'd like an explanation.
I see no other possible explanation.
What's your explanation?
That's the only possible explanation.
There must be a logical explanation.
I want a detailed explanation.
- I want an explanation about this.
- I want an explanation about it.
- I want an explanation about that.
- I demand an explanation about this.
- I demand an explanation of this.
I'm not satisfied with your explanation.
There must be a rational explanation for this.
He seems satisfied with my explanation.
"I can explain it." "There's no explanation."
His explanation is not clear.
If possible, I would like an explanation.
His explanation doesn't make sense at all.
I didn't wait for an explanation.
There's no logical explanation for this.
Tom asked Mary for an explanation.
I don't need an explanation.
I think you owe her an explanation.
Tom's explanation was enlightening.
- Do you have an explanation for that?
- Have you got an explanation for that?
- I am not satisfied with your explanation.
- I'm not satisfied with your explanation.
I would like her to give me an explanation.
I didn't understand the teacher's explanation.
His explanation didn't come across well.
His explanation is too obscure to understand.
- Thanks for the explanation.
- Thanks for the clarification.
- Thanks for explaining it to me.
There must be a scientific explanation for this.
I am not satisfied with your explanation.
Tom's explanation was too complicated.
I'm not satisfied with your explanation.
She didn't press him for an explanation.
I'm afraid she won't accept my explanation.
Is there still something to add to his explanation?
For the one who believes, no explanation is necessary: for the one who doesn't, any explanation is too many.
The next morning, he vanished without any explanation.
I want to get a satisfactory explanation for your conduct.
We never got a clear explanation of the mystery.
I thought that I did not need to give an explanation.
I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable explanation.
Even this explanation doesn't clarify anything to me.
Tom's explanation may be absolutely wrong.
Mary asked the professor to repeat the explanation.
The explanation of each fact took a long time.
His explanation is by no means satisfactory.
I don't want an apology. I want an explanation.
There is not a physical explanation for this phenomenon yet.
so there is an explanation of the expert we heard on TV
He was so drunk that his explanation did not make sense.
Tom wasn't able to give a logical explanation.
He gave no explanation why he had been absent.
- His explanation made no sense, nevertheless, everyone pretended to understand.
- Your explanation made no sense, nevertheless, everyone pretended to listen.
He required her to explain how she spent money.
The explanation Tom gave was easy to understand.
He gave an explanation about why he had been absent.
A superstition is a premature explanation that overstays its time.
Of course, another explanation of this situation is that Chinese is harder to learn than English.
All the same, we still need a scientific account of how exactly pains are caused by brain processes.
He required her to explain how she spent money.
All truth passes through three stages. First, it is ridiculed. Second, it is violently opposed. Third, it is accepted as being self-evident.