Examples of using In case something goes wrong 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
Exe, we strongly recommend that you first backup your data, just in case something goes wrong.
When you do, just in case something goes wrong… where is the emergency shut-down control?
Be prepared with a back-up plan in case something goes wrong, like if the designated driver is drunk
so we have plausible deniability in case something goes wrong.
a scientest… an engineer, and of course a black person who can sacrifice himself in case something goes wrong.
It is always a great idea to back up your data separately from your phone in case something goes wrong.
I think it's important for us to take advantage of that window while it is open and to establish life on another planet in the solar system just in case something goes wrong with Earth.
Fortunately, Bibi is so entrenched in his fears that I'm a little less apprehensive about him working independently- without someone next to him to blame in case something goes wrong.
Just in case something went wrong.
He said it was just in case something went wrong.
In case something went wrong, he needed to protect himself.
Wrote it down in case something went wrong.
He wanted backup in case something went wrong.
I brought a knife in case something went wrong, and it did.
But I thought he was your insurance policy in case something went wrong.
They just had me here as a safeguard in case something went wrong.
Tom had a back up plan in case something went wrong.
Tom had a back up plan in case something went wrong.
insurance in case something went wrong.
Doctor Strange suggested that the Scarlet Witch had created Layla as a failsafe to help the heroes in case something went wrong.