Examples of using Else entirely 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
tomorrow I will wake up as someone else entirely.
Okay, so either(a) I just teleported somewhere else entirely(b) they can fold space like no one's business or(c) they are simply ignoring all the rules.
turn in incomplete work, or misunderstand an assignment altogether and wind up doing something else entirely.
So I think we should gut the recovery suites. Just… turn them into something else entirely.
doing a crossword can take your mind off things because you are concentrating on something else entirely.
to claim to be God or to fool someone into believing it is true, and something else entirely to prove it to be so.
whether Zampella's tease of"more Titanfall" means something else entirely, we will just have to wait and see.
For quite in addition to the hands-on training of auditors in London, Mr. Hubbard had been conducting research somewhere else entirely.
in all government offices', but I explained to them that this was something else entirely.
if that"next project" is something else entirely.
to fool someone into believing it is true, and something else entirely to prove it to be so.
it would take you somewhere else entirely.
now it's something different, something else entirely.
his inner logic and his head are somewhere else entirely.
I'm all the way over here thinking it's something else entirely.
whether he is a good man or something else entirely, is irrelevant.
I would be someone else entirely.
lack of motivation, or something else entirely, our inability to focus digs a hole in our productivity and, therefore, can jeopardize our chances of success.
Okay, so either(a) I just teleported somewhere else entirely(b) they can fold space like no one's business or(c) they are simply ignoring all the rules.
In this way, we can detect that something that happened three months ago and something else entirely that happened a month ago are a single attack that has to be stopped together," Div explains.