Examples of using Felled in English and their translations into Hebrew
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After he felled you… Uhh!
It was the final strike that felled it.
Gall dang, he felled on his pooper!
Along the way, we passed by several felled trees.
Trees felled in the Tunguska event.
It destroyed houses, felled trees.
Trees felled by the Tunguska explosion.
Ahead of us would be a barricade of felled trees.
The arrow which felled the boar… belonged to Lord lchimonji.
But he spoke too late and the thing felled his daughter Dani.
A mere boy felled a giant and proved to all the strength of our Lord.
Xestobium rufovillosum favours oak, whether living or felled.
So, what unpleasantness felled this heap of unrealized ambition then?
The driver reined in the horses as the road was blocked by a felled tree.
Of the millions felled each year by malaria, AIDS and tuberculosis;
Them to fire in quick succession"and felled them like leaves.".
Bandits, and they felled your legion, and took your goods and your noble prisoner.
Calculate slice them into particular sign programs and felled trees.
In 1918, the Great Flu Epidemic felled the young and healthy virtually overnight.
A fearless fool who insists on second chances and habitually lowers his guard."Herelies one of the strongest mortals in the Cosmos, felled by a common ray gun!" How pitiful does that feel?
Position supporting limbs or rods under felled timber to prevent, and to avoid splitting undersides logs from moving.
We got five of theirs, including Management. But they felled Roost and Seymour.
Anyway, the bullet that felled Thunder was the same caliber that killed the ranger, fired by the same Mini-14 assault rifle.
Perhaps the fate of EasterIsland was not sealed by the human who felled that last tree, but by the rat that ate the last palm nut.
For two months, Cornelius and his 200 men felled trees, did burn vegetation and dug into the ground, revealing the monument.
Isaiah prophesied that this dynasty, like a tree felled by an axe, would one day be reduced to a‘stump', i.e.
But inwardly, they find that along with their friends and brothers felled in combat, a part of their souls will never leave the black soils of Iwo Jima.
It is virtually notassimilable to our reason that a small lonely man felled a giant in the midst of his limousines, his legions, his throng, and his security.
And they beat down the cities, and on every good piece of land cast every man his stone, and filled it;and they stopped all the wells of water, and felled all the good trees: only in Kir-haraseth left they the stones thereof; howbeit the slingers went about it, and smote it.