Examples of using Forgo in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I forgo.
And it is a very dangerous process because if you decide to forgo honesty, you forgo it for a long time.
Forgo wearing a seat belt.
Then we can forgo the pleasantries.
Forgo summertime and opt to visit during the winter, early spring or late fall.
But I suppose I should forgo alcohol all the same.
I would forgo eating sometimes so that my kids could eat.
Well, then perhaps we should forgo a trip down memory lane.
Could you forgo the accusatory look and just tell me what it is?
We become trapped in being the victim or the hero, and forgo the responsibility for our destiny.
So let's forgo introductions, shall we, Janet?
Central Air Conditioning can be expensive to install,which is why many people forgo this option.
I will forgo all your debt if you marry your daughter to me.”.
In that case, while they're still in the shop,they will make the purchase online and forgo the physical purchase.
In most instances either you forgo the intellect or it moves toward a masculine form of speech.”.
Forgo any impulse to consume food or drink(especially caffeine or alcohol) during this period.
So if you don't want your paychecks to bounce this week… I suggest you forgo story time and get cracking.
The City of God is marked by people who forgo earthly pleasure and dedicate themselves to the promotion of Christian values.
It doesn't sound like much but when you're in debt,finding it hard to feed four little children, you forgo these tests.”.
Did the Swedes forgo the few levers of pressure on the Soviets that were available to them because of political calculations?
I am standing here, listening to you tell me that God only gives me one choice,and you telling me that I should forgo God's choice.
For instance, perhaps your future spouse would forgo kids to be able to climb the work ladder, as you want kinds once possible.
These individuals were required to sign a certification that they are not engaged in boycotts of Israel orsettlements or forgo opportunities and lose income.
For example, 40 percent of Israelis forgo dental care and 35 percent do not adequately heat or cool their homes due to the cost.
In one study of around 200 patients who had either multifocal or monovision cataract surgery,just over 70 percent of the multifocal group could forgo glasses altogether, compared to just over 25 percent of the monovision group.
Many people forgo therapy because they feel like it doesn't help, but psychotherapy is a tried and true method that can help depressive symptoms.
However, even if you are going through a broker, you cannot forgo shopping around and informing yourself properly of what is on the market.
During monsoon season, they forgo travel, to avoid splashing through puddles filled with microbes, whose existence Jains posited well before they appeared under Western microscopes.
On the other end of theage spectrum, many older Americans often forgo routine eye exams and falsely believe that free vision screenings offer adequate monitoring and protection of their eyesight.
Because of their emotions, they can't forgo things inherited from ancient times and don't use their rationality to analyze what exactly is right or wrong.