Examples of using Distinguished in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Distinguished friends, welcome.
Processed gold as distinguished from raw gold.
Distinguished Composer in Residence.
Recipient of the Navy Distinguished Service Medal.
Distinguished Research Career Award.
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Department of Defense Distinguished Service Medal.
Distinguished costumes(Dress-up).
There are three types of collagen to be distinguished.
Freud distinguished three kinds of anxiety.
He's calling it a career after 32 years of distinguished service.
Distinguished himself in the Russo-Japanese War;
What is the connection between a distinguished soldier and a good teacher?
Distinguished 5 main categories of human thinking.
Active and passive in-cell movements distinguished for the first time.
Nothing distinguished him from a thousand others.
The full name of an object is called the distinguished name, or DN.
What features distinguished the Russian painting.
Saint-Saëns was either a friend or enemy to Europe's most distinguished musicians.
But Marx distinguished between the two very clearly.
Honored members of the Sarah Siddons Society, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen.
Nothing distinguished the gas chamber from an ordinary block.
For his part in the battle,Kinkaid was awarded the Navy Distinguished Service Medal.
Perhaps a distinguished clerk like yourself knew certain information.
Bourgeois economists before and after Marx distinguished between fixed and circulating costs.
Distinguished members of the academy… I present to you the reverse scuba suit.
Ladies and gentlemen, distinguished guests, as I'm sure you're aware.
Ask yourself: What do I do that adds remarkable, measurable, distinguished, distinctive value?
He became Distinguished Composer in Residence at Harvard University, remaining there until 2000.
Genetic aberrations in multiple genes distinguished each genetic subtype from other DLBCLs.
Branches of learning concerned with human thought and relations, as distinguished from the sciences;