Examples of using Give the impression 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
Frankly, you give the impression you think you have all the answers.
But hey, maybe there's something we're all missing, and these big time companies give the impression that they know what that is.
Even those reduced to working like horses never give the impression of conscious suffering.
Einstein also noted that"even those reduced to working like horses never give the impression of conscious suffering.
accessories such as sunglasses, hats, etc.- they give the impression that you want to hide your face.
Give the impression that you're weak, and you will soon need a secret fund.
Wrought Iron railings for balconies give the impression of lace lightness,
Remove it from the objects that give the impression of stiffness and rigidity, such as heavy furniture.
They give the impression of wanting to look good with everyone,
These opportunists are arguments that can give the impression of being what you were needing to leave the pit,
Tapping your feet or hands give the impression that you're anxious or nervous.
Scottie dogs give the impression of being strong and powerful dogs.
so it will help dry out the user and give the impression of a loss of body fat,
This might give the impression that you think that people with kids aren't going to devote enough time to their work or that they are going to run off
too many pulls in a short period of time give the impression that you are facing financial difficulty.
But often when bankers complain about regulations, they give the impression that financial crises are now a thing of the past,
Then, when all sorts of numerical relationships are produced along with such expressions as“unfathomable,” and“deep as the world,” anyone can find innumerable adherents and also give the impression that he is speaking from profound depths of human knowledge.
Often when bankers complain about regulations, they give the impression that financial crises are now a thing of the past,