Examples of using Cleft in English and their translations into Hebrew
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these poor people were peaceful famous Cleft Moldova, comrades formidable Kirdjali,
Hair removal in the cleft of the buttocks, as well as keeping the area clean and dry can help prevent pilonidal cysts.
You remember him, don't you? Let's see, perfect hair, cleft chin, tried to steal you away from me? Vaguely.
Well, the dust could disrupt the E.M. signals in his processor, but it's too weak to be affecting the human synaptic cleft.
Mr. Martin was found to have a rathke's cleft cyst on his pituitary, and surgery was postponed when… when i told a nurse.
And every beast that parteth the hoof, and cleaveth the cleft into two claws, and cheweth the cud among the beasts, that ye shall eat.
Cleft chin people's feelings usually can be deeply hurt when their partner doesn't want intimacy all the time.
Then, the edges of the cutting and cleft of the stock are pressed tightly so that the lower bud is on the surface.
children for whom the Smile Train has provided free, life-changing cleft surgery.
The cleft is more noticeable and prominent that a dimple, and so is the desire for attention
a kind of cleft is created between his peculiar inner being and the outer world.
This interaction occurs along a so called binding groove or cleft that is amphipathic in nature.
You said it was your first time because your son was born with a cleft and couldn't latch.
the very pin of his heart cleft with the blind bow-boy's butt-shaft:
when someone forcibly pushed his head down into the tank, causing a cleft fracture of the styloid process.
They make me a little nauseous actually. But I have excellent control of my gag reflex. There are two sets of parallel cleft wounds to the parietal and temporal bones… consistent with an attack with some kind of blade.
If I had cloven hooves and a tail, would you be more convinced?
Got the dexterity of a cloven hoof.
This could cleave a man's skull.
Acidic phosphatase- cleaves substances containing phosphate groups;