Examples of using If we count in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not if we count his children.
That's three you owe me. Four if we count the balls separately.
If we counted the number of days, we would have given up.".
You don't mind if we count it, do you?
If we counted the number of days, we would have given up.”.
The president was reelected for the post 5 times(if we count the post of president of the Uzbek SSR).
If we count the traces of blood as significant, the differential isn't just infection.
The final number remains precisely the same- 39, or 40 if we count the two branches of the bigdei serad.
In fact, if we count all the individual organisms, we would come at much larger numbers.
There are also many research centers and15 public libraries(even more if we count university libraries).
If we count combinations where the motherboard has changed then we might get up to 10 revisions.
Additionally, Hebrew is the sacred language of the Jews, read from right to left.So, if we count from the right… we get row number five.
Now, if we count up all these different particles using their various spins and charges, there are 226.
There is another character in the story whose name andvarious titles appear a total of twenty-four times(if we count the name and accompanying title as two).
If we count the accomplishments by the technological innovations and other inventions, then they are truly great.
True, there are many different ways of being alive-at least ten million different ways if we count the number of distinct species alive today- but, however many ways there may be of being alive, it is certain that there are vastly more ways of being dead!
If we count how many of our senses were already to be found on Old Moon as organs of life, we find there were seven.
If we count the number of chemicals in that system, actually, including the water that's in the dish, we have five chemicals that can do this.
If we count the number of chemicals in that system, actually, including the water that's in the dish, we have five chemicals that can do this.
If we count Jews because every Jew counts, that implies a responsibility on Jewish communal leadership to ensure that no Jew is missing from the kehillah.
If we count like Rashi, there will be 41 items on the list, or 40, if we say that the first item,"the tabernacle," is a generalization followed by the specifics.
If we count Greek copies alone, the New Testament is preserved in 5686 partial and complete manuscript portions copied by hand from the second century to the fifteenth century.
Even if we count using shekels or some other means, rather than counting the people themselves, we must always examine whether the purpose of the count itself is justified.[4].
A little piece of math: if we count all the green that we left on the ground, minus the footprint of the buildings, and we would add back the green of all the terraces, we have 112 percent green space, so more nature than not having built a building.
Even more if we only count the indigenous Jews.
My father wishes to know if we can count on your loyalty.
I'm really not sure if we can count on her, Adrian.
If we can count on that-- Then count on me for just one more week.
If we can count upon this in a world-conception, then we may say that this conception fulfills the hopes of even the best of men;