Examples of using It can't go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It can't go in the courtyard.
What only looks where it can't go?
It can't go on the board.
If some money goes  to one place, it can't go to another.
I mean, it can't go around naked!
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It can't go faster than 80,000 mph?
This is affordable and can come home with you and, as such,it  can sit on your kitchen counter-- it can't go in your drawers; trust me, I found that out the hard way-- and make your kitchen counter into a monument to design.
It can't go any higher, this price is ridiculous.”.
In fact, it can't go the other way.
Well, it can't go any worse.
I mean-- it can't go on this way forever.
Because it can't go above a certain speed.
It cannot go backwards in history.
If it  is true, it cannot go.
It cannot go on the bus.
It cannot go the way I would hoped.
It cannot go any higher than 600 feet.
Until it could not go on anymore.
It cannot go without punishment.
It cannot go deeper and cannot become spiritual.
They are its base without which it cannot go.
Matip on Liverpool defending: It can not go like this.
I, once again, reiterated the fact that it couldn't go anywhere further than where it  was and he knew that.
Baking soda can  be effective for surface stains, but it cannot go as deep as a chemical like peroxide.
His horse was also tired, and he knew it could not go much further.
No,” says the Vedantist,for he has proved beyond all doubt that the mind is limited, that it cannot go beyond certain limits- beyond time, space, and causation.
However, if one considers the electromagnetic field in empty space, for example, one finds from the quantum theory that each such‘wave-particle' mode of excitation of the fieldhas what is called a‘zero-point' energy, below which it cannot go, even when its energy falls to the minimum that is possible.