Examples of using Recognisable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Shall be fully recognisable for they were agreeable to the plan when it was first formed
A clear structure, visual clues and easily recognisable links can help people to find their way through your website to their aim.
The Konserthuset(Concert Hall) is one of Stockholm's most recognisable buildings, holding over 100 concerts
He's worked for some of the most recognisable brands in the world,
it will be immediately recognisable as a title that's designed for those who are a bit more mathematically inclined.
to reconstruct his face, see if we can get a recognisable photograph.
Both have the characteristic BMW L shape, which strengthens the rear end's identity and makes the vehicle recognisable as a BMW even in the dark.
That strengthens the rear end's identity as a BMW and makes the vehicle recognisable as a BMW even in the dark.
For any archaeologist of this period, this would be instantly recognisable as a BRB- a bevel-rimmed bowl.
Recurrent distressing dreams of the event(in children, there may be frightening dreams without recognisable content);
the Cylon robot is no longer a recognisable enemy… it can move among man.
Some will have learnt to develop their own coping strategies and may remain unaware they have a recognisable condition.
These currencies are what are known as World Financial Transactions and are among the most recognisable.
all her photographs- and yet the more we see of her, the less recognisable she is.
at least over the next two decades- they will be clearly recognisable as machines.
all her photographs- and yet the more we see of her, the less recognisable she is.
at least over the next two decades, they will be clearly recognisable as machines.
A guard(his uniform the most recognisable thing about him, his face was burnt so badly)
time in human history, the outline of a recognisable personality.
mobile devices as publishers are in a rush to cash in on gaming nostalgia and capitalise on any recognisable characters from years gone by.