Examples of using To be defined in English and their translations into Hebrew
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since the target audience needs to be defined more specifically.
as victims than men, and women are more likely to be defined by their body parts.
women are more likely to be defined by their body parts.
women are more likely to be defined by their body parts.
resource record- to be defined.
If you ask the question to be defined, it is necessary to use question words how many/ how much/ which/ what, that precede the subject.
However, Janie has never been one to be defined by traditional gender roles.
There are Jews too who don't want Israel to be defined as a Jewish state in which non-Jews have the status,
It's now clear that the next decade is going to be defined by the automation of the automobile," Ford CEO Mark Fields said.
Because in order for these macrostates to be defined, the system has to be in equilibrium.
I understand this conflict between Israel and the Arabs to be defined by war goals.
of joint commercial offerings, according to terms to be defined in the coming months.
well this seems like a pretty reasonable argument for zero divided by zero to be defined as being equal to one.".
we understand the meaning of these values to be defined as follows.
who don't want to be defined by the hatred of our kind, but just need a
I refuse to be defined by this, because I am so much more than that,
I don't know if you know what it's like to be part of something that defines you forever and in a way that you do not wish to be defined.