Examples of using A relatively in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
The problems can be solved in a relatively short period of time.".
It was a relatively new concept.
it's operating at a relatively low frequency.
The temporal squama being a relatively thin area of the skull.
It is a relatively cheap country.
Iran is a developing country with a relatively young population.
The painting style is figurative, minimal in details, and with a relatively narrow range of colors.
However, he might have mentioned that Denmark is a relatively homogeneous country of 5.6 million people that has very low tolerance for immigration.
While there is a relatively big‘grey market' of unlicensed business,
So malaria should be a relatively simple disease to solve,
If you have a relatively small music or photo library or rarely make or buy movies,
Even though there is a relatively large‘grey market' of unlicensed firms,
Puppet animation is a relatively quick solution to creating 2-D animation of a hand-drawn character.
The point is that bending a thin sheet takes a relatively small amount of force,
Rather than being a relatively homogeneous ethnic group divided into categories based on economic criteria,
Our world must have been a relatively drab-looking place back then dominated by shades of green and brown.
But of course it was a relatively common feature of human history before the advent of industrialization.
He might have mentioned, however, that Denmark is a relatively homogeneous country of 5.6 million people that has very low tolerance for immigration.
The typical loading time for one cargo ship- a relatively small ship compared to today's huge cargo ships- took longer than a week.