Examples of using Cold climate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She preferred cold climate.
Cold Climate Davey Warbeck 8.
Not suitable for very cold climate.
The cold climate has much influence on the Russian cuisine.
And thus, it boasts of cold climate all year around.
Just a fleece is all that he needs in this cold climate.
Out of the cold climates of Russia… comes the hottest computer game sensation… simply called"The Game." Ed?
This is required in view of the externally cold climate in these regions.
This is more true in cold climates than in warmer climates for reasons explained below.
For domestic appliances, the Russian version of the designation is used:UHL(temperate cold climate).
It impelled them to migrate away from the cold climate to a new, unpeopled land.
Although apricots are similar to peaches, hence the necessity of this article in the first place,they are more hardy fruits when faced with cold climates.
If you're lean or work outdoors in a cold climate most of the year, you already have a good amount of brown fat.
Many people develop deficiencies due to lack of sun exposure,living in cold climates, and other reasons.
The elder Lane, disliking the island colony's cold climate, moved with his family to Napa, California in 1871, and to Oakland in 1876, where Franklin graduated from Oakland High School.
Over one third of the park resides above the tree line,an area which limits plant growth due to the cold climate and strong winds.
This is due primarily to the fact that in countries with relatively cold climates there are not many dishes that could boast a rich content of vitamin C in the winter.
Phoenix is a enormous, expansive town in the core of the Southwestern US that draws big numbers of northerners during the winter months,coming here to escape the cold climate.
Until 1902, it was believed that the tropical animals on site wouldnot be able to survive in London's cold climates and therefore they were often kept inside in more humid environments.
The fur of the cat fold, is mainly short and dense, ideal to support its traditional atmosphere weather conditions,where they occur much the cold climates by winters;
Gish also appeared in many television dramas, from The First Churchills(in which she played Mary of Modena)to the successful adaptation of Love in a Cold Climate(2001) in which she played the eccentric and outrageous Lady Montdore. She also appeared in an episode of The Sweeney in 1975 as June Boyse, a villain's wife.
This early effort and the three that followed it created little stir; it was her two semi-autobiographical postwar novels, The Pursuit of Love(1945)and Love in a Cold Climate(1949), that established her reputation.
What I'm trying to understand, and what other colleagues of mine are trying to understand,is how we moved from that cold climate condition to the warm climate condition that we enjoy today.
He had sent instead a ticket, sent it to the Christian boarding-house in which she stayed in filthy, howling Chicago, and now he stood,a rich man in a tiny town in a cold climate, at the start of a Wisconsin winter in the year 1907.
Even if Americans who are inclined to count meticulously,“burning” extra kilos in sports halls and on treadmills, cannot cope with the wave of obesity that covered their country, then it's not necessary to speak about Russians at all-they can always“hide behind” a cold climate, eternal budget deficit and intense family ties, instantly braiding his legs when trying to go for a walk or to the gym.
Near the top of the mountain, the much colder climate is very different from the rest of Thailand and supports a different ecosystem.
Pinot Noir grapes are now grownall over the world but especially in colder climates.
A major center of growth in the Palm Springs area,Palm Desert is a popular retreat for“snowbirds” from colder climates(the Eastern and Northern United States, and Canada), who swell its population each winter.
Texas A&M University horticulturists recommend Japanese plums(Prunus salicina) rather than European plums(Prunus domestica) for cultivation in Texas,as European plums require colder climates than are found in Texas and are susceptible to brown rot and other fungal diseases.
European explorers suffered particularly from this problem, since they came from regions with either colder climates(in the case of Northern Europe) or drier climates(in the case of Southern Europe) and were not able to resist all these diseases they had never encountered before.