Examples of using Go through the trouble in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
I'm flattered you thinkso highly of this handsome mug that you would go through the trouble.
Now, you don't have to go through the trouble of reading them.
Why go through the trouble of a formal wedding when we could just be together?
Why go through the trouble of trying to copy your victims?
Her lips are sealed, and you don't have to go through the trouble of dumping her.
So why go through the trouble of breaching a high-security building?
But if he wanted to silence Bronson, why would he go through the trouble of setting him up first?
He did go through the trouble to sell nix a fake pair of socks.
For this reason, many individuals take Phen375 rather than Phentermine because they don't have to go through the trouble of obtaining a prescription in order to buy it.
Well, then why go through the trouble of locking it in a diplomatic pouch?
It's not like she was in hiding, so why go through the trouble of hacking into DHS to go after her?
So why go through the trouble of asking me to look into it unless Christopher was innocent?
Now, you don't have to go through the trouble of reading them and I won't read them for you.
Why go through the trouble of getting rid of the first gun if you're just gonna kill yourself?
Why go through the trouble of getting press credentials if you're not gonna use them?
But why go through the trouble of suing somebody if you're just gonna kill him before you get your money?
Why go through the trouble of stealing two zebras if you're just gonna dump them in a warehouse 12 hours later?
Why did I go through the trouble of creating Storybrooke when I could have cursed everyone to live here?
Why go through the trouble of blaming bigfoot, a creature a select few of us even believe exists, never mind could be a murder suspect?
I mean, why go through the trouble of fencing a couple of high-profile paintings when you could just sell them back to the owner?
You shouldn't have gone through the trouble.
Okay, if Raven goes through the trouble to set up a meeting inside the Russian embassy.
Otherwise, I never would have gone through the trouble of looking you guys up.
Seems no one goes through the trouble to change them anymore.
So you're probably wondering why I went through the trouble.
This isn't the pre-mixed ready-to-use kind, which means that he went through the trouble to mix his own sand, cement, and gravel.
Not surprisingly, this technology caught the attention of space engineers for whom the idea of printing a component inorbit is a lot better than going through the trouble of sending up a spare from Earth.