Examples of using If we break 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
If we break them.
Be quicker if we break it.
If we break the law, arrest me.
And if we break it?
People also translate
Do you know what this means, Mr. Dolworth, if we break this thing?
What if we break into Szidon's house.
I'm sure he won't mind if we break in and borrow it.
If we break the cycle now, it's over.
Does she really believe her mom's going to die If we break this chain?
If we break things up and knock things down.
The only way we're gonna find outwhat's really going on in there… is if we break in ourselves.
But if we break our necks, where will that get us?
If we break it now, we can follow up on it later.
Even if we break it, it's going to make news for the next ten years.
The only chance that we have to get rid of Tempus is to do this by breaking the time loop, okay? But if we break the time loop, we won't be able to save Andy.
If we break them, we lose, and if we lose, we die.
I would feel pretty stupid if we break this thing only to have the Replicators show up and destroy the city.
If we break this Petraeus story two days before everyone else, we will one.
No, actually, because even if we break the lock… Which he will notice… We still have to get in there when he's not home.
If we break our bond, no one will hire the Second Sons again.
That I cannot say. If we break Doom's connection to the throne… The Destroyer becomes an inert husk.
If we break the rules to put the bad guys away, that makes us the bad guys.
And if we break before the dawn♪♪ they will use up what we used to be♪.
If we break our laws, our ancestors will turn away from us and the eternal bond between the living and the dead will be broken. .
If we break his elbows and kneecaps,we can bend his limbs the wrong way and maybe Tetris the whole thing in.
If we break our alliance with the Philippines because of the whims of their would-be despot,we would leave the Filipino people vulnerable to Chinese expansion, which could jeopardize the lives and civil liberties of millions.
If we break this feeling down to its elements and test them against the background of the Middle Ages, in which this sense was completely absent, we can point to three main reasons which now exacerbate the feeling of direct conflict with the principles of faith.