Examples of using Think hard in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Well, think hard, if there's any brain left in your head.
Think hard.
My brother, you better think hard.
Before you choose, think hard about your usual preference of exit vs. aisle seat;
Men's holidays often make you think hard about what is needed by a strong part of the population.
Before you choose, also think hard about your usual preference of window vs. aisle seat;
You should think hard about how you can differentiate yourself from others every step of the way during the interview.
Regarding ability, Fogg suggests that digital products should be made so that users don't have to“think hard.”.
If your children's health is a sore point for you, think hard before going to India with kids.
Think hard, and then put that plan into action and start calling all the local news stations.
The word“mortgage” is French for“death pledge,” which should really make you think hard about ever buying a house.
That's why you should think hard about how it's designed, since you and it will be spending plenty of quality time together.
The Americans and our Arab partners must think hard about this- do they want a permanent war?”.
The Americans and our Arabic partners must think hard about this: do they want a permanent war?
Eduardo Porter makes you think hard about the corporate interests at work behind the veil of prices(and much more).
Constantly consulting your smartphone, he says,“is an attempt to not have to think hard, but feel like you're doing something.”.
We study globalization in Tevel, and we also have to think hard about our role in light of globalization.
We do not need to do it always, but we know that this gesture is often naturally made when we have to think hard, just as we point the finger to the chin when we want to indicate we are paying attention!
Thinking hard.
Think harder, my dear.