Examples of using Impassable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The ground was impassable.
Was an impassable barrier erected here?
Redbridge is almost impassable.
Emperor, an impassable storm has descended.
By the 1940s it was impassable.
The Channel's impassable after September the 15th.
The road to town was bad, sometimes impassable.
Impassable for trucks and heavy armor. So we're hoofing it.
The Atlantic is becoming impassable to the enemy.
What about in the winter when the roads can become impassable?
It looks an almost impassable barrier for an already exhausted turtle.
There were a lot of sheer faces, all impassable.”.
Deep snow makes many roads impassable, so many destinations can only be reached in the summer months.
It's a barrier that many creatures find impassable.
The lava flow created an impassable physical barrier across the tortoises' territory, dividing it into two.
But you haven't come up against too many impassable barriers.
Roads were impassable due to heavy snowfall or fallen trees, broken power lines and coated with a heavy layer of ice, emergency vehicles could hardly move.
You know, for thousands of years, heavy snow made land impassable.
This flow of recently solidified lava has created an impassable barrier 100 metres wide, right through the vegetation.
Floods and small landslides made 25 roads and bridges impassable.
Then Boukreev, who had just returned from the ascent, at night,in the cold, in an impassable blizzard set off to find the missing members of the expedition.
The earthquake caused numerous buildings to collapse and made some roads impassable.
Routes through the parks can become impassable during the rains.
Joshua's situation was different from that of the Jewscaught between the advancing army of their former masters and the impassable sea.
It is 6.4 km in length and only 21.4 metres wide at its base,making it impassable for most modern ships.
Most mountain roads are closed until the end of June,or even longer because of wet and muddy conditions which make them totally impassable.
A resident found Levin's car onSaturday on a remote, almost impassable road.
Most mountain roads are closed until the beginning of July,or even longer because of wet and muddy conditions which make them totally impassable.
Most highland roads are closed until the beginning of July, sometimes even longer due to wet andmuddy conditions which make them totally impassable.
The ancient Buddhist metaphor of a path draws on the idea of acleared passageway that allows one to move through an otherwise impassable forest.