Examples of using Provokes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And therefore music only provokes, it doesn't conclude.
Terrorism provokes a huge media reaction; smoking does not.
But I like using the word“emotion” because it provokes us.
Czech Republic is a country of fairy tales and legends that provokes interest among travelers.
Metal, by contrast, is strong enough that provokes respiratory diseases and skin.
This provokes Polo to send Tegana after Ian to ensure he is not trying to liberate Ping-Cho and make off with the TARDIS.
Caffeine provokes the failure of the villi that line the inner surface of the fallopian tubes
Alcohol in diabetes mellitus provokes a decrease in the production of glucose by the liver,
If an enemy provokes us, we should know that they are creating bad Karma for themselves, which will surely return to them.
Dysbacteriosis provokes disturbances in normaldigestion of food,
Nothing occurs by chance and everything happens because something or someone incites or provokes it to happen.
The military often provokes the students on their way to school and back,
The fact is that stress provokes the production of cortisol,
The latter quality often provokes reversereactions in the form of negative energy emissions.
She deliberately provokes you, and I am starting to think that is maybe not so much about her specifically, but this is about you, my friend.
A pronounced cosmetological defect- white spots on the skin- provokes a vitiligo disease, which is still not thoroughly studied by specialists.
It has long been assumed that insulin resistance provokes the hyperinsulinemia, but the reverse is also true- hyperinsulinemia may cause insulin resistance.
Someone provokes you, and instead of smiling and moving on, you zing them?
Even with this amount Glucophage does not cause a sharp decrease in blood sugar levels, but provokes the development of lactic acidosis.