Examples of using Forego in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You can forego this agony.
Let us emphasize once again: the price of using letters is not the convenience of the calculation,since we should never forego that convenience.
Can we forego the theatrics, please?
Sadly, they take the 1 pellet, they forego the 10 pellets.
Let's forego the dance this time and I will just ask… why?
Sometimes, in order to succeed here, you have to forego other things and juggle your priorities.
Forgive me if I forego the kiss, my sleeping behemoth… but the time has come to awake.
My associate is bringing it here with him butI guess now we will have to forego cleaving it before shipping it to Amsterdam.
EdAt least we can forego the"What a nice place you have"formalities.
This is the question that also concerned me in my next film, From Language to Language(2003)- does the parents' generationpass its mother tongue on to the next generation or forego it?
Why does Wimbledon forego so much advertising money?
OK, when I am no longer Cancer Girl and I can go out and meet a hot doctor who rocks my world and wants to move in with me,I might forego the baked goods and repair work.
Some people are so drugged they forego higher cerebral functions for most of the day.
I would forego all the bribes in heaven to feast my eyes on you, throw my arms around you and take you home.
They fear the demands their faith might put upon them,that they might have to forego some of their comfort, or compromise some of their ideas.
One must forego the self to attain spiritual creaminess and avoid the chewy chunks of degradation.
Over the last three-and-a-half years, while his status remained uncertain,he did not travel and had to forego the funeral of a close friend outside the country and other important events.
No longer do we have to forego big, hearty sausages because all the vegan ones in the stores contain gluten.
Circumcision deals with mixed couples, and what I was interested in wasn't the actual circumcision but the discourse and mainly the emotion that the issue involves for mixed couples, whether or not to circumcise their son,whether to preserve the generations-old tradition or forego it.
Yes, it is, but I think I can forego this service and perform the appropriate penance later.
The thinking of the tourism companies for example," he continued,"is that they are already selling flights and packages and they have control of the destinations to which they are channeling consumers,so why should they forego an extra link in the chain as hotel service providers and just make do with fees from the hotels, as in the past.
Better go hungry than forego a gunmetal or the ninety-eight-cent one that the railroads--according to these watchmakers--are run by.
Women with a low risk result can safely forego chemotherapy without decreasing likelihood of disease free survival.
We could forego many other things, but without money industry would grind to a halt, farms would become only self-sustaining units, surplus food would disappear, jobs requiring the work of more than one man or one family would remain undone, shipping and large movement of goods would cease, hungry people would plunder and kill to remain alive, and all government except family or tribe would cease to function.
Chernichovsky concludes:“As a rule, as the income level declines, families forego fruit and vegetables in favor of grains and high-fat foods, and they do not actually purchase the healthy food basket.”.
We could forego many other things, but without money industry would grind to a halt, farms would become only self-sustaining units, surplus food would disappear, jobs requiring the work of more than one man or one family would remain undone, shipping and large movements of goods would cease, hungry people would plunder and kill to remain alive, and all government except family or tribe would cease to function.
The best currently anticipated outcome would be adeal whereby Iran and its partners forego building major military infrastructure, including but not only in Syria's south west, but retain significant influence in the country through other means.
We would gladly forego the suffering that come with the gift called the Land of Israel, but when there is suffering, we are strong enough to stand firm in the face of it.
They think it's such a great idea that they quit their jobs, forego salaries for a year, work 70-hour weeks, neglect their loved ones, suffer nervous breakdowns and eventually build your idea into a company worth $100 million- without you.
The probability that the Palestinians forego the most fundamental component of their identity is equivalent to the probability that millions of Israelis would“wise up” to their Israeli identity and“return” to the lands from which their grandparents emigrated.