Examples of using Relatively short in English and their translations into Hebrew
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they had large families and they had relatively short lives.
with hardly any foreigners, relatively short distances to travel, no flights, no nonsense, and at a great price.
And elsewhere:“In its relatively short history, Israel has faced critical moments calling for courageous decisions in war and peace.
It has a distinct, relatively short dry season from January through May,
After a relatively short time working with Ilana,
Geneva International Airport is a relatively short distance from the city center,
In a relatively short time you will reach a point where you are ready to become fully fledged Galactic Being.
entrances to the facilities, and this damage can be undone in a relatively short while.
Can you combine the above schedules to run three, four, five or more marathons during a relatively short period of time?
If you know the right people and know what to do, you could get a lot of funding in a relatively short amount of time.
The sensitive system captured both planet Earth and deep sky in a relatively short exposure.
No doubt this approach is the only way to deal with a relatively large number of manuscripts in a relatively short time.
In the main body of his relatively short instructions to the spies, Moshe mentions"the land"(ha-aretz) three times.
Despite the relatively short duration of the fighting in Lebanon, the Israeli government
The relatively short distances between localities in the Gedera-Hadera area may encourage choosing longer commutes over moving between residential areas.
Considering his relatively short tenure in New York,
Octopuses have a relatively short life expectancy, with some species living for as little as six months.
The researchers also found that relatively short telomeres also appeared in three subsequent generations born between 1929 and 1980.
Despite the colony's relatively short existence, Plymouth holds a special role in American history.
The relatively short expedition- Bruce was back in Scotland in May 1893- failed in its main purpose, and gave only limited opportunities for scientific work.