Examples of using Able to count in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I'm quite able to count.
Look, you're a dart player, you have got to be able to count.
I should be able to count on you!
When they need support, they should always be able to count on you.
Are you able to count to 5?
Able to count, but has difficulty in counting items and operations with money.
I wouldn't be able to count.
Who is able to count all the monuments of his power?
And I have always been able to count on you, Tommy.
They were able to count the most intimate things without shame of one another.
But no one has yet been able to count the stars!
One has to be able to count if only so that at fifty one doesn't marry a girl of twenty.
In other words, they would be able to count on help.
One has to be able to count, if only so that at fifty one doesn't marry a girl of twenty."- Maxim Gorky.
Count the stars, if you are able to count them.”.
Shouldn't you be able to count pretty high as an accountant?
Now, in order to finish the task, we need to be able to count on you.
Were you able to count to 10?
But on Tuesday, it was not clear whether Mr. Winterkorn, whom colleagues refer to by the nickname Wiko,would be able to count on their continued support.
I have to be able to count on you.
These women created these gardens in order to guarantee the constant availability of food in a healthy and comforting environment andto respond to the need to be able to count on a settlement during the period of pregnancy.
It's good to be able to count on something.
By the time I'm done with him, he won't be able to count with his fingers.
While a mere handful of years ago you were able to count the number of different mobile devices, on one hand, the market is expanding and diversifying at a dizzying rate.
An example is a sensorhaving a switch approximately 1.5 nanometers across, able to count specific molecules in a chemical sample.
And for all that, dear compatriots,rest assured that we will be able to count, not only on our enormous strengths and immense wealth, but on the assistance of many foreign countries whose cooperation we will accept every day that it will be loyal and will not seek not to impose any policy on us.
I just, uh,I just don't think we're gonna be able to count on Juliette this year.
And in order to achieve all this, dear compatriots,rest assured that we will be able to count not only on our tremendous strength and our immense riches, but also on the assistance of many foreign countries, whose collaboration we will always accept if it is sincere and does not seek to force any policy of any sort whatsoever on us.
He also seemed to solve simple problems in arithmetic by bringing together figures written, as were the letters, on separate sheets of paper,seemed to be able to count how many ladies were present in the company, and did other similar things.
At the very least, you should be able to count on your spouse's word.
