Examples of using Exploded in in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He exploded in this game.
The Sino-Japanese War exploded in 1937.
It exploded in an open area.
The other rocket exploded in an open area.
It exploded in the air a few miles up.
He died when the house exploded in February‘79.
They exploded in open areas.
You were opening a bottle of champagne and the cork exploded in your face.
All four exploded in open areas.
And these might be pieces from the furnace that exploded in Cavanaugh's apartment.
Bomb exploded in the hands of a 14-year-old boy.
Two additional balloonslaunched from the Gaza Strip carrying IEDs exploded in the air and did not cause damage(Ynet, June 14, 2019).
They exploded in an open area without causing any damage.
Vice president biden, at one point during this discussion, sort of exploded in biden-esque fashion and blamed the Israelis.
One plane exploded in the air, the other one crashed.
The first food to be deliberately cooked with microwaveswas popcornand the second was an egg which exploded in the face of one of the experimenters.
The rockets exploded in open fields.
A bomb exploded in the Israeli Consulate building.
It missed and exploded in an open area.
It exploded in southern Israel but caused no damage or injuries.
All rockets exploded in the open area.
The bomb exploded in a car belonging to a Rojas associate.
Another rocket exploded in open terrain, causing no damage.
Two rockets exploded in open fields near the city.
Wouldn't the UK have exploded in a storm of anger and disgust?
Like"my pen exploded in my hand" blue, or like Papa Smurf blue?
Some 20 rockets exploded in open areas in the last hour.
The plane crashed into a nearby marketplace, then exploded in a fireball, killing somewhere between 225 and 348 people, and injuring about 500 more.
A single bomb of this type, carried by boat or exploded in a port, might well destroy the whole port altogether with some of the surrounding territory.
Designers of the parts for the Challenger space shuttle, which exploded in 1986, warned that the shuttle shouldn't have been launched because a seal could come loose in cold weather.