Examples of using Conventional in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Too conventional.
I love you." Too conventional.
In terms of conventional treatment, I entirely agree.
Yeah, it was totally, what do you say, conventional.
I don't want conventional programming.
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Close the drawer, then place it in a conventional oven.
He starts with conventional portraits… a mother, a child.
Any war between them won't end with conventional weapons.
A conventional washing machine with a load of linen of 3.5 kg.
I was very conventional.
Conventional(fossil) diesel into your biodiesel to prevent complications.
So I wasn't the conventional mother.
Last year, I tried something a little different… something more conventional, stable.
Just because it's not conventional doesn't mean they will fail.
He's got to be a bit rough, a bit dangerous;not a conventional singer.
Whether it replaces conventional war, which does not take place any more.
Konstantin appeared as a revolutionaryyoung choreographer and Trigorin as an older, more conventional choreographer.[63].
Numerous buying experiences at a conventional shopping center could take a whole day.
A conventional attack on the Russian air base… where the carrier attack originated.
Me, I like a more conventional beauty.
However… conventional investigation of these cases… may decrease the rate of success.
You ever crave a more conventional life, Finch?
The whole conventional extraction process takes approx. 24h and is thereby very time-consuming.
We need to look beyond conventional military.
Even in more conventional relationships, people struggle to balance intimacy and autonomy.
It also requires states to prevent conventional weapons to reach the black market.
Conventional Wall Calendar, as well as calendars- posters can be of different sizes.
It also requires states to prevent conventional weapons reaching the black market.
We use technologies that conventional insurance companies don't use as of now.
However, history books and conventional narrative tend to focus on the latter.