Examples of using Usually means in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Butch, saying"payback time" usually means you're angry.
Now, Erik, the word"but" usually means some difficulty.
Advanced-stage or metastatic cervical cancer- this usually means stage 4B.
This usually means drinking extra fluid,
In a social situation, wearing the watches usually means with strong time concept and rigorous attitude.
This usually means short bursts of activity,
The PPC optimization in e-commerce practice usually means maximizing the revenue according to the target ROI set by the company management.
It's just, when the opposite sex is being nice, it usually means they have feelings.
takes off his badge, In my experience, It usually means he's up to no good.
just before one, it usually means you're exactly where you need to be.
If today one speaks of development in the usual sense, one usually means the development of the external forms,
These days,"the lion's share" usually means"the biggest share";
Rule out anything described as crispy(which usually means fried), crusted,
Crowdsourcing usually means taking a problem ordinarily solved within an organization and instead outsourcing it to a crowd;
Ideally, when you refinance, you end up with a better loan, which usually means a lower interest rate-
Crowdsourcing usually means taking a problem ordinarily solved within an organization and instead outsourcing it to a crowd; for more, see Howe(2009).
What's more, the relatively low number of guest beds usually means that access into this vast domain is queue-free too.
Every time the script has a big grid of description or dialogue, it usually means trouble.
When I get dismissed by a group of men, it usually means they're afraid of what I'm about to say.
Anytime a script has large clumps of description or dialogue, it usually means trouble.