Examples of using Could accommodate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The vehicle could accommodate two people.
I remember that you were the one that said you could accommodate me, right?
And there could accommodate only 200 people.
The device and its data are self-contained in a space that could accommodate 10 refrigerators.
It could accommodate up to 80 children.
The pull-out sofa could accommodate two kids.
Some could accommodate more than 8,000 people at a time.
The 76m-long ship weighs 2,200 tons, and could accommodate a maximum of 534 people.
It could accommodate as much as 70 friends with a crew of 154.
They once supported the gigantic vault,the flat tops of all these columns could accommodate 50 people.
The private room could accommodate up to 120 people.
Saudi Arabia evenhas 100,000 empty air-conditioned tents that could accommodate 3 million refugees.
The new locks could accommodate larger ships.
There is an assumption that if humanity consumes equally, our planet could accommodate 15 billion people.
The theatre could accommodate more than 6,000 people.
The wine press is huge-3 meters in diameter and 2 meters deep, and could accommodate 20 cubic meters of wine.”.
The new building could accommodate more than 500 students.
There is an assumption that if humanity consumes equally, our planet could accommodate 15 billion people.
The amphitheatre could accommodate a thousand persons.
On the southeast side of the quarter is the theater-a Greek-style auditorium with 26 rows of seats, which could accommodate 5,500 spectators.
Beyond that versatile technology, the biosensing platform could accommodate a broad range of other sensors- including technologies that may not exist yet.
Remains of a Pompeian ludus site attest to developments in supply, demand and discipline; in its earliest phase,the building could accommodate 15- 20 gladiators.
That's odd, because the only possible places which could accommodate the manufacturing are in North America.
The Western Wall is merely part of that 500-meter-long retaining wall that wasdesigned to hold a huge man-made platform that could accommodate twenty four football fields.
At the height of its splendor, Yosef Ben madrasa could accommodate up to 900 students in its 150 booths arranged around a courtyard richly carved in cedar wood, marble and stucco.
It was replaced byAlternate Earth which was a fifth-dimensional Earth that could accommodate the populations of the old Earth.
Although the amphitheater had only 36 tiers of seating, it could accommodate an audience of 17,000, which was almost the entire population of the city during antiquity.
Earlier this year, the planemaker conducted an inauguraltest flight of an aerial car prototype that could accommodate two to four passengers and fly up to 80 km(50 miles).
You have dozens of islands which are deserted and could accommodate hundreds of thousands of refugees,” he said.