Examples of using Being friendly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Just being friendly.
We were just being friendly.
He was just being friendly.
Just being friendly.
Alternatively, Ed, you could just try being friendly and see if you have anything in common.
diced parsley and tomatoes… Stop being friendly to him!
Look, I'm just… being friendly here to the point where I'm questioning my own self-respect.
There are a great many technical obstructions that prevent a work environment from being friendly to women.
Why do you think they put us together? It's their way of being friendly. Perhaps they thought we might hit it off.
They will bark loudly at strangers, but once they physically interact with a person, a Goldie is more interested in being friendly.
but while still being friendly and pleasant with them.
The jury sees you being friendly to me, and they think I must be tolerable?
Being friendly, he occasionally wandered around town by himself and anyone of any consequence knew who he was. .
You want to make a good impression, by being friendly and welcoming, but not over-familiar.
It regularly appears at the top end of‘quality of life' surveys in the UK- offering all that's great about city life, but being friendly, compact and easy to navigate.
Back in the living room, I move up close to the angelic Maeve, to introduce myself- being friendly- but she starts flapping her arms, like someone swimming on dry land, disentangling herself from Matt.
The fact is, no matter how standardized companies try to make their interview processes, being friendly and getting the interviewer excited about working with you will have a huge effect on whether you get invited to the on-site interview.
technology,” she added,“because I think a lot of women think,‘Why be in venture capital if you perceive the industry as not being friendly toward you?'”.
