Examples of using Expecting it in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Expecting it.
I wasn't expecting it.
Life suddenly changes, just when you are not expecting it.”.
Is Sophie expecting it?
But you said if we go to him, he will be expecting it.
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I wasn't expecting it.
But we're certainly seeing some of it and expecting it.
Plan sex rather than expecting it to happen spontaneously.
Yeah, well, we were kind of expecting it.
I also was expecting it before Christmas, but that's okay too.
Orangewasn't expecting it.".
Stop expecting it to look like what you thought it would look like.
Before even expecting it.
Millions of people, of all religions, are depending on it and expecting it.
Generalizing from a single negative experience, expecting it to hold true forever(“I can't do anything right.”).
Because people out there are expecting it.
Many people come here expecting it to be on Koh Touch, and are hence disappointed to discover that they have to travel further.
Amal was clearly expecting it.
But that doesn't stop them from expecting it.
We knew that setting the phone number privacy to Contacts allows your contacts to see your number,so activists always instructed people to set(phone number privacy) to no one, expecting it to hide the phone number in public groups,” she said Chu Ka-chung, director of the Hong Kong branch of an American organization that works for free, to the ZDNet website.
Imagine a scenario where you enroll in a plan at the beginning of the year expecting it to be subsidized.
One can be kind to others without expecting it to come back.
Then you would be forever expecting it….
But it definitely wasn't what I was expecting it to smell like.
In fact, he's probably expecting it.
And, most often, it can be met without expecting it at all.
It's okay to accept gifts anddinners when they're offered, but expecting it is a different story.
I talked to it, sometimes,when my little sister was not around, half expecting it to answer in a human tongue.
Overgeneralisation- Generalising from a single negative experience, expecting it to hold true forever(“I can't do anything right.”).