Examples of using A trait in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She knew that soon enough the popular girls would tire of herespecially when they realized how bluntly outspoken Petra was, a trait that she had no intention of changing.
On the contrary: he was supremely indifferent to anything that did not engage him intellectually, a trait that had earned him a reputation among her friends for being downright bloody rude--and she quite liked that as well.
rarely over five and a half feet and they have evolved a trait characteristic of all animals that live in cold places- short limbs
the rise of modern understanding of genetics, atavism was used to account for the reappearance in an individual of a trait after several generations of absence.
they lose the ability to focus on what is most important- a trait critical to the deep thought and problem solving needed in life.
not a general evolutionary process, but rather a trait peculiar to humans that has no significant impact on broader evolutionary forces.
I will try, hoping I won't come across as a conservative- a trait I may have picked up from the American Midwest.
the rise of modern understanding of genetics, atavism was used to account for the reappearance in an individual of a trait after several generations of absence.
Other biologists rightly point out that it's unlikely that any single gene could control a trait such as risk-taking and novelty-seeking- but a group of genes working together might just do so.
it would have been established that having a trait or performing a certain deed is sufficient for being considered Jewish.
are therefore quite warm[12], a trait that not only prevents reindeer noses from freezing
A trait normal parents would value.
That's a trait I inherited.
A trait found in most people.
A trait gained from your mother.
It is a trait.
A trait passed from parent to child.
They're a trait to be accepted.