Examples of using More formal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
For slightly more formal events.
Business Invitations- Invitations for business events may be printed for a more formal event.
They differ in one aspect: an exam is more formal then a test.
It sounds more formal.
But it sounds more formal.
For more formal meals, there's also a separate dining room.
This, and not any more formal philosophy, shapes his eclectic vision.
When people are not sure, they tend to keep things more formal.
In terms of the films, Pedro got more formal, more minimalist.
We will meet again under more formal circumstances.
It often is used in a slightly more formal way than‘respect'.
Colombia's not one of your more formal nations.
I have always wanted to be more involved in more formal advocacy but my time and energy is first and foremost for my daughter.
His voice had become more formal, he was talking much faster,
When you're writing on a more formal level, it's better to try to avoid using clichés.
What's more, a growing middle class in Mexico is gravitating toward more formal retail- shops and malls instead of the urban outdoor markets,
Once referred to as the"suits," because they always dressed in more formal clothing than other departments,
Unlike the literary language, a more formal, English spoken language is used in a variety of everyday situations.
opened a new and more formal"Stock Exchange" in Sweeting's Alley.
Foreign missions in Israel have many roles, some more formal, some less, and all are involved in local politics in one way or another.