Examples of using Difference in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Difference From Past Years.
Want to Make A Difference with your time?
And I think people are smart enough to know the difference.
The difference between expectations and results.
And that the two of you had no difference of opinion.
People also translate
We have a difference of opinion on a lot of things.
Men, women, children, there was no difference to us.
We had a difference of opinion, so we went our separate ways.
I think most people are smart enough to know the difference.
The wage difference between men and women is unacceptable.
I thought peoplewould be smart enough to know the difference.
That implies that there's a difference of opinion on that subject.
Yeah, but to a 15-Year-Old girl, I mean, there really isn't a difference.
There is difference of opinion over the exact year of his death.
After about a month I am starting to see a difference in my clothes.
When there is a difference of opinion, that can be a great thing.
I believed whole-heartedly that I could make a difference in this big world.
Isn't there a difference between relationships before and after marriage?
Many of them are unable to see the difference between red and green.
We have a difference of opinion. We're not gonna agree on everything.
Another key aspect is to consider the time difference between different countries.
There can be difference of opinions but not difference in hearts.
Israeli authorities have never produced a justification for this difference in treatment.
Marriage with a significant age difference is advantageous for both sides.
There is a difference between the matzah before midnight and after midnight.
By maintaining this values, our difference can be seen in the things we do.
Explain the difference between templates in C++ and generics in Java.
Even though there is a large age difference between them they were very close.
I'm gonna try to find the difference between the alternating and direct currents.
Inability to tell the difference between shades of the same or similar colors.