Examples of using Tinge in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Do you ever feel a tingle or a tinge of excitement while you are thinking?
skin becomes darker and can have a blue or black tinge.
otherwise it is the same ugly rusty tinge, and something else happens, I forget what.
But he was great- it is dark gray with a tinge of blue eyes- big, clear.
His fair skin had tanned from years in the sun and his gray eyes sometimes had a tinge of blue;
People with darker skins may develop a blue or black tinge in the treated area.
If there were no indigo and violet in the spectrum, the sky would appear blue with a slight green tinge.
the resistance to admitting it carries with it an undue sense of arrogance and even a tinge of racism.
you all feel a tinge of pain when something happens to someone else.
Little bit of this, whole lot of that, and just a tinge of… Um, would you mind if I had a word with Mr. Spencer?
This creates a wonderful blue tinge that you can see in the heavens on a clear night.
The tinge of sadness that accompanies this pleasure arises because these things remind us of how we ourselves were in our distant childhood.
And saying, perhaps with a tinge of sarcasm,“I'm sorry that you're so sensitive about this” is not an apology at all!
perhaps with a tinge of irony, that today's Benjamin Netanyahu sounds a lot like Yitzhak Rabin of the early 1990s.
needs-to-pay-the-mortgage types who can say useful things, but with a tinge of sadness.
the substance that gives bile its yellow tinge.
Productivity is a word full of hope to some and a tinge of concern to others.
for the most part about somebody's curse, but with a tinge of the higher humour.
hot pink with a tinge of orange that is mined in Burma,
which is why these colours appear blue with an added red tinge.