Examples of using Fairly common in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I think that tells you its fairly common for young people to be suffering from depression.
more were fairly common.
Even in primitive cavemen culture, the giving of gifts was fairly common as it was used to show love and affection towards one another.
Dysgeusia is actually a fairly common symptom of pregnancy that generally occurs during the first trimester.
In primitive cavemen culture, the giving of gifts was fairly common as it was used to show love and affection towards one another.
It seems fairly common for most women to either try birth control pills,
This is an inevitable but fairly common phenomenon at some point in life.
Body Fat scales are getting fairly common these days, so it's nice to see something different!
In ancient Rome, adoption of boys was a fairly common procedure, particularly in the upper senatorial class.
Fatigue- a fairly common phenomenon, continuing all day
And although recently men's infidelity has become a fairly common phenomenon, and men themselves are calm,
all of these different entities have been fairly common throughout man's experiences of altered states
A fairly common problem that occurs in women in the second half of pregnancy is hemorrhoids.
Note that Cypriot cities have a variety of historical spellings and writings, all in fairly common use, and which change according to the context,
Cypriot cities have a variety of historical spellings and writings, all in fairly common use, and which change according to the context,
a dosage averages 100 mg and up to 150 mg daily was fairly common.
Cypriot cities have a variety of historical spellings and writings, all in fairly common use, and which change according to the context,
He argued-- and it's now a fairly common theory-- that if we found behavior patterns similar or the same in our closest living relatives, the great apes, and humans today, then maybe those behaviors were present in the ape-like, human-like ancestor some seven million years ago.
Note that Cypriot cities have a variety of historical spellings and writings, all in fairly common use, and which change according to the context,
Since the cathode-ray tube that Roentgen was experimenting with was fairly common, scientists around the world quickly began to discover the amazing and possibly harmful effects of these electromagnetic rays.