Examples of using A mirage in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You are chasing a mirage.
That's why they call it a mirage.
The next few minutes go by like a dream, a mirage.
I always thought that I had, but it's like a mirage.
It's like in the desert, a mirage.
In the short term, achieving a peace settlement remains a mirage.
It would look something like a mirage.
the khandhas are like foam, like a mirage, like the bubbles formed when rain falls on water.
When you're in the desert can you see a mirage when it's snowing?
Meanwhile, the economic crisis showed that much of the apparent value created by modern finance was a mirage.
When thirsty people see a mirage of water, they have a feeling of relief:“Great,
To thirsty travellers, a mirage can resemble a lake which agonisingly recedes as it's approached.
But she knew that this was an illusion, a mirage, and that the distance between them was now infinite.
Therefore, the dream of establishing one homeland out of two entities that are geographically separated by more than 60 kilometers is a pipe dream and a mirage.
You know, it was kind of a mirage. You know, it was kind of a mirage. theofficialcompany.
hear and smell just a mirage of the world before the world?
The reality is that nowadays there is a minimal amount of trickling down, and it no more quenches the thirst of the poor than the water of a mirage.
Many now woke up to realize that the Israeli leadership promised peace was a mirage, a delusion they bought into and dragged the entire nation into with disastrous consequences.
Consequently, the religious heaven is nothing but a mirage in which man, exalted by ignorance
feeding on rotten food, a government authority can deny it because as the GDP grew to be a mirage.