Examples of using Which would mean in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But they want me to be exclusive, which would mean no freelancing for you.
So that means that x plus 7 is equal to 0, which would mean subtract 7 from both sides.
I'm thinking of leaving the CIA, which would mean… giving up my clearance to see you.
Many people think that development aid is a large part of rich countries' budgets, which would mean a lot can be saved by cutting back.
For example, many people think development aid is a large part of rich countries' budgets, which would mean a lot can be saved by cutting back on it.
superheating the water and sending it skyward, which would mean this is alien.
The solution he gave was to get a tourist visa, which would mean that my Jerusalem residency would be cancelled.
If you have four friends, and all of you rent one of the available apartments may spend$ 1,000 in a week which would mean$ 250 per person for the whole week!
Few historians argue that Spartacus was actually an auxiliary officer before his daring escape, which would mean that he originally volunteered service.
The Trump administration could choose to accept the ruling as the new law of the land, which would mean throwing out the ACA.
None of these violent incidents were classified by CST as‘Extreme Violence', which would mean they involved potential grievous bodily harm(GBH) or a threat to life.
if they had installed a tracking device on it or something, they would have already been at your address, which would mean they wouldn't need to track your car.
Those 5,000 impressions in 24 hours could generate a click-through rate of between 18-36% with a 1 ranking, which would mean 900-1800 visits per day,
To even qualify for the junior championship, you need to hit at least 25 metres, which would mean it would have to go over that wall and halfway down the veranda.
then that could be our reference point, which would mean that these four points are the next sacrificial sites, right?
you probably have eight sets of eyes which would mean I would have 16 boobs, which would mean my lingerie bill would go through the roof.
like an insect-borne bacterium, which would mean there might be other victims in this building.
For those localities suffering from faulty management over a long period of time, it is appropriate to consider implementing the model of a professional municipal administration an elected council, which would mean maximal separation of the political and the bureaucratic echelons,
We urge you to act now and enact a three-step raise of 95 cents a year for three years- which would mean a minimum wage of $10.10 by 2016- and then index it to protect against inflation.
Finally, once I would been grudgingly granted a seat on the four o'clock flight to Geneva, which would mean throwing everything into my luggage immediately and taking a taxi to Heathrow, I sat down on the bed