Examples of using Prized in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Impeccable reputation dearly prized in the business world and to maintain it is necessary to pay attention to all the nuances.
Mastic has been a highly prized ingredient in cosmetics and medicines since Antiquity.
Prized for its spacious and beautifully designed rooms and suites,
Ben Bella prized the decoration he received as a veteran of the French army.
Gentlemen, such a degree of public respect, confidence as puts it in one's power to serve his country must be accepted and prized.
Now prized for the vigor of its oils and the sustenance of its leaves.
Early Romans, Greeks, and Egyptians prized Moringa for its therapeutic properties and also used it to protect skin, make perfume,
Don't miss Madame's prized specimens, three extremely rare and gigantic cycads that are now extinct in the wild.
Turner keeps his prized paintings in a windowless concrete gallery in the middle of his house,
but the most prized Sapphires are from Myanmar(Burma),
Varvara Petrovna prized such visits highly,
he was obligated to give away his most prized possessions to relatives, friends, the poor,
Prized for his confidence and bravery, he can be a convincing seducer,
the most prized seat in the theater, stood a barrel-chested
Siamese kittens were highly prized and it was considered a great honour to be given one.
I had to trade some of my prized possessions… my last Phoenix skin, a rare tusk, the first edition of.
equally prized for its gourmet restaurants,
However, despite these problems, sarsen remained highly prized for its durability, being a favoured material for steps and kerb stones.
The experienced bears now take up their prized fishing spots at the mouth of the river.
Sandwich glass is still highly prized by collectors, but don't expect to find much of it for sale in the town's many antique shops.