Examples of using Able to explain in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Students will be able to explain and analyze how both leaders aimed to gain control in the evolving world.
The Nationalist Party(KMT) has fought with the CCP for decades, and yet they have never been able to explain what the malevolent CCP is.
Using this assumption, he was able to explain some properties of light.
What, you don't think it behooves me to be able to explain any of this?
I'm supposed to be able to explain it to you?
There is one thing about this plan that I will not be able to explain to my people.
But the mystery that nobody was ever able to explain was how Vaucanson's automaton always got it right.
Remark: But if I didn't know anything, you wouldn't be able to explain anything to me.
I doubt if you are any better able to explain how a juvenile prank… led to the police almost shooting two of my students.
And she might also be able to explain all the calls she made to Harrison's phone.
In the future, I want to be able to explain this to my children.”.
The theory of creation is scientifically proven, because it is the only one able to explain the existence of the things that exist.
will be able to explain their solution to the problem, not just their advantage with other companies.
They must be able to explain their studies: what they were trying to learn,
See, not only was it able to explain with absolute precision the strange behaviour of Mercury,
You need to demonstrate that you understand the marketplace, and be able to explain why an opportunity exists for your solution and that you have set up the right team and processes to deliver the solution to the market.
stuff in your house, your car, your investment- you should know exactly what you own and be able to explain to someone else why you own it.
They must be able to explain their studies: what they were trying to learn,
which is critical for striking an appropriate balance and being able to explain your reasoning to other researchers and the public.
so we don't always get it right, and it takes a while for us to be able to explain that to people.