Examples of using Are faced 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
Having defined the program, you are faced with the choice of a country.
Even at us experts when we are faced.
Don't wait until you are faced with an ugly situation.
Although this does not mean that you are faced with some big health problem.
At school, she meets several girls who are faced with the same tragedy.
It's a great idea until you are faced with returning through customs.
And these nations are faced with a real problem.
All too frequently, countries around the globe are faced with complex, multidimensional security challenges.
some people are faced with the fact that the photomodule of the device ceases to work for no apparent reason.
Today, kids are faced with sheets of this material is much earlier than the start to learn to write or read.
but now you're faced with the problem that your oven is no longer heating up correctly.
Often, people are faced with the idea whether it is possible to take alcoholic beverages with this disease and how alcohol affects blood sugar.
What do you call people, who when they're faced with a condition of fear, do nothing about it?”.
So when they're faced with the problem of government,
but now you're faced with the problem that your convection oven is no longer heating up correctly.
Typically, the owners of these devices are faced with a situation in which a laptop computer suddenly stops receiving power from the network.
If we are serious in our anthroposophical thinking and feeling we are faced, not with insignificant, but with important decisions.
We are faced with too many who will not reject unequivocally the murder of civilians, no matter how just the cause.
Shoshan added that“many e-commerce sites are faced with low conversion rates of British visitors and find it difficult to turn British visitors into customers.
Sometimes in this business you are faced with human depravity, and that's what we have here.".