Examples of using Differentiate in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Differentiate your Business.
I don't know how you can differentiate?
Differentiate types of shock.
How can the customer differentiate between the two?
Differentiate between the bishop and the priest.
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Elegance is what differentiate a girl from a woman.
A person is obligated to drink on Purim until they cannot differentiate….
Can you differentiate between day and night?
Up until recently, it was thought we could only differentiate between around 10,000 smells.
Could he differentiate between red and blue?
Q- Then how can you differentiate the Spirit from the Soul?
We differentiate ourselves from others through secret languages.
Instead, Russian speakers have to differentiate between light blue,"goluboy," and dark blue,"siniy.".
We even differentiate between a“good” death and a“bad” death.
The only thing we differentiate by color is our laundry.”.
Q: Do you differentiate between slaughter and slaughter for human consumption?
As these cells cannot differentiate"which body is the original vector.
I cannot differentiate between a child and an old man.
You know that we differentiate various members of man's nature.
They can't differentiate between what the eye sees… and what the mind sees.
It's so the lab can differentiate your residual DNA from the attacker's.
These zones differentiate areas within the manufacturing facility, based on microbiological risk.
Despite this, I have to differentiate myself and call myself a“familist”.
A child cannot differentiate between itself and a separate world at first.
Puppies can not differentiate between your old shoes and new ones.
Our body cannot differentiate between pretend and genuine laughter.
Beloveds, what you differentiate as science and spirit are one and the same.
Y'all know I differentiate between serious and solemn.
Beloveds, what you differentiate as science and spirit are one and the same.
These principles differentiate between Jews and Arabs as two distinct elements of a heterogeneous society.