Examples of using Enough to recognize in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Are you smart enough to recognize it?
Enough to recognize one when I see one.
Are we smart enough to recognize it?
The researcher's own challengewas to develop a single system sensitive enough to recognize various stimuli.
She was smart enough to recognize this….
I'm old enough to recognize my angel when I meet her.
I have seen withdrawal enough to recognize it.
I know enough to recognize talent that's actually on the rise.
I have seen the technique enough to recognize it.
I know enough to recognize a reference to earth.
And second,human logic is sometimes not sharp enough to recognize its own limitations.
I know enough to recognize someone who's underwater, who's lost too much.
Or at least well enough to recognize them.
Although he was not at all religious and had never been religious,he knew enough to recognize the words of the Shema.
My witness is old enough to recognize the scumbag that killed his father.
Crazy enough to think that freedom smells like a dirty, old tugboat,old enough to recognize that I'm gonna die broke.
Because she's smart enough to recognize A star player when she sees one.
Still, as Vogue reminded its readers,trim perfection was not an American birthright:“It is not enough to recognize the fact that you have a figure.
Love our people enough to recognize their flaws.
Though the Ethiopians were initially confused by the Portuguese's unusual name for their Emperor,they were savvy enough to recognize the diplomatic capital it afforded them.
You only have to be bold enough to recognize opportunities and embrace them.
Usually the person doesn't understand life well enough to recognize what is happening to him. He is confused.
If people were smart enough to recognize that they have no way of deciding certain issues, the debates on those issues would be far less heated.
We have things that we like and we find reasons to explain why we like them,while not really being honest enough to recognize that usually the sense of like or dislike comes first and the reasons come afterward.
The good news is that, when you're in your 30s,you're old enough to recognize what you should be doing, but still young enough to recover from some of the financial stupidity that may have afflicted you earlier.
I have been around long enough to recognize a lost cause.
Hopefully science remains curious enough to look for and humble enough to recognize when we have found the next outlier, the next exception, which, like Jupiter's moons, teaches us what we don't actually know.
Sometimes babies between the ages of 9 to 15 months are old enough to recognize it when their mother's puts the diaper on her head or makes a quacking sound like a duck.