Examples of using Dios in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The San Juan de Dios.
Dios, he wanted to run.
Crying Oh, Dios… Dios.
Originally Posted by Dios.
Dios mío, look at her go.
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The San Juan de Dios Hospital.
Dios is watching the apples".
The University Corporation Minuto de Dios.
Dios mío. Money in the bear.
La Sangre De Dios, the Blood of Christ.
Dios mío. What are you wearing?
Oh, my God, that's her. Dios mío. It's her.
Dios mio! Claire, is this true?
Then onto the mainland at Cape Gracias A Dios.
Dios mío! Your time was too short!
So we have Juan de Dios, Hugo, Moises and Zoilo.
Ay, Dios mio, between the two of yous, this child's gonna be 100% retard.
In 1958, he won the"premio Gabriel Miró"(Gabriel Miró Award)for El silencio de Dios.
A Haiku of success to Dios depth of friendship root in me, your heart!
Shit, you could take that road south butthen you would have to drive by La Sengre De Dios.
Its Spanish equivalent, En Dios Confiamos, is the motto of the Republic of Nicaragua.
She received a teaching qualification from the renowned dance school'Amor de Dios' in Madrid where she had studied.
This does not mean Dios need the strength of men to win any battle, but need the courage and the disposition of the man.
As a part of his medical studies,Illia begun working in the San Juan de Dios Hospital in the city of La Plata, obtaining his degree in 1927.
I know because sky Dios moves away and comes to heal the eternal wound, and I know because his love is divine complaint and Christ bleeds him without measure.
Behind the emblem are five flags andunder it is a scroll which has the national motto of the country: Dios, Union, Libertad( God, Union, Liberty).
Both worked for the San Juan de Dios hospital order, a Catholic humanitarian group that runs hospitals around the world.
In accordance with the principles ofsocial development that characterize the Minuto de Dios Organization, it is identified with the human and social development principle of Uniminuto.
He was part of the San Juan de Dios order, a Spain-based Catholic humanitarian group that runs hospitals around the world.