Examples of using Apropos in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Very apropos.
Apropos of what, paul?
This one seems apropos.
So apropos of nothing, how's Tyler?
Morbid, but apropos.
Quite apropos, but it's been done before.
Unkindness" is just a little more apropos.
That's an apropos analogy, considering the target.
I am a Witness, a title that has never been more apropos.
How apropos that you would have chosen jungles for your canvas.
Joni Mitchell may have written the words in 1970,but they were never more apropos than today.
I figured it was apropos for a woman of Ellen's fortitude.
I was in Philadelphia visiting my girlfriend, and we decided, apropos of nothing, to go see this movie.
Apropos of nothing-- You know, not every kid is destined for college.
Well, I thought it would be apropos to open a bottle of YN for your birthday.
Apropos, she entered the Matrix to save your life at the cost of her own.
The Island's a virtual body farm with apropos street and town names such as Great Kills.
Apropos of that….. gives you aids, or, you know, lasagne gives you syphilis.
Recall that in May 1873, wrote to Ernest Delahaye, apropos of A Season in Hell, my fate depends on this book.
Although we're reading a book that I personally deem inappropriate for our age group,so I actually felt it was quite apropos.
But Douglas Adams had a quote that's apropos,“I have come up with a set of rules that describe our reactions to technologies.
I think that tent coming down was a sign you can't control everything,which is kind of apropos an engagement party.
Flannery's house was as quiet as a tomb, apropos as that may be, and it had been a long time since I would battled with a Master vampire.
And in 1989, the way I remember it, I was in Philadelphia visiting my girlfriend,and we decided, apropos of nothing, to go see this movie.
Which is quite apropos if, as an entry-level candidate, you feel like you have spent your entire life in graduate school or medical school!
Local language in this case will be the ceramic language, in the sense of a territorial connection to craft tradition and knowledge bodies, while art is the transporting language in the sense that its horizon is a social, non-localized one of barter and bureaucratic transmission, such as galleries, museums,curators and writing, apropos the creation itself.
But it was also the tone of how she asked the question: apropos of nothing, like she didn't even care about the answer, as though she just wanted to talk to me.