Examples of using Fully grown in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Are you fully grown?
Fully grown woman now.
You're fully grown.
Harvest your mushrooms when fully grown.
The fully grown hair.
No, your almost fully grown.
Fully grown, it could be the width of the stage.
This is a fully grown leopard.
And now here she is, fully grown.
She sprang fully grown from Zeus's head.
The mantle appears when fully grown.
She was born, fully grown, from Zeus' head.
She will be 50 feet long when fully grown.
Not embryos- fully grown mice.
Dad, all I did was not go on a second date with her fully grown son.
I entered the world fully grown, wearing clothes I don't remember buying.
Whatever did this has killed fully grown leopard.
When they are fully grown the brothers find themselves reunited- but as forced enemies, pitted against each other.
Ten years old, dismantled two fully grown adults.
Legend has it that progressive resistance training dates back to ancient Greece, when wrestler Milo of Croton trained by carrying anewborn calf on his back every day until it was fully grown.
My first memory is waking up in the forest, fully grown, covered in that pink fluid you were talking about.
When they are hatched,Espheni overlords are far more… violent than when fully grown.
The average weight of a fully grown adult is around 36,000kg, which is about the same weight as 24 adult hippos, but that didn't stop the massive mammal in the video below from putting on an incredible air display when it leapt completely out of the water in South Africa recently.
The child should bemonitored by a healthcare provider until the foot is fully grown.
St Psaralyki beach isright on your doorstep with its thin golden sand, fully grown trees and calm blue waters.
Caruso obsesses over the positioning of trees, which arrive on his properties fully grown.
My grandfather, Poppy when I was little, Papa when I got a bit older andPa when I was a fully grown teenager, was my favorite person in the world.
Progressive resistance training dates back at least to Ancient Greece, when legend has it that wrestler Milo of Croton trained by carrying anewborn calf on his back every day until it was fully grown.
In some ways the story made less sense each time he read it, the scenes he pictured so vividly,and absorbed so fully, growing more elusive and profound.