Examples of using Traversed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In summer, locals and visitors are attracted here by the superb mountain scenery, traversed by various trails and dotted with alpine lakes.
He commented that this was"the largest and most rugged canon in the world traversed by the iron horse.".
To calculate the average ground speed, takes the total length of the traversed path, i.e. its trajectory.
Napoleon traversed the pass with 40,000 men and⅓ of their heavy artillery sending another 20,000 over three other passes as a diversion, intending to strike the Austrian rear.
CEO of Sports 1 Marketing, who traversed the Super Bowl's Radio Row,
Mr. Miscavige repeatedly traversed the globe, inspiring Scientologists,
In São Paulo's Ipiranga district, traversed by the stream alongside which the independence of Brazil was proclaimed by Prince Pedro,
the Appian Way(Via Appia) once traversed the whole peninsula of Italy and was the road on which Roman legions marched to Brindisi and their conquests in the East.
In particular he remembered the river that traversed the city, where he used to go wading;
They traversed the Mediterranean for Nice,
as our ancestors traversed the Sinai Desert prior to their entry into the Holy Land,
as our ancestors traversed the Sinai Desert, following the Exodus from Egypt,
a large ditch at the entrance to the peninsula, leaving only a narrow trackway that had to be traversed by anyone approaching the peninsula.
In August 1227 Louis traversed the mountains between Thuringia
Because the distance traversed in air was much larger than that in carbon,
The time in which a certain distance is traversed by an object moving under uniform acceleration from rest is equal to the time in which the same distance would be traversed by the same movable object moving at a uniform speed of one half the maximum and final speed of the previous uniformly accelerated motion.
He traversed the returning path in the Atlantean time
Three Kharkovchankas were built in 1958, and shipped to Antarctica. They traversed from the ocean coast to the existing Soviet Vostok Station in February 1959.
Route 40 traverses it from east to west;
Several highways and short line railroads also traverse the state.