Examples of using Lapsed 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
Wes' lapsed.
But… The insurance lapsed.
If it lapsed, it is dead.
My license lapsed.
It lapsed three years ago!
What does that mean,"Lapsed"?
His visa lapsed in July.
M-my health insurance just lapsed.
He lapsed into unconsciousness.
After a successful histeroscopy, she lapsed into a coma.
She lapsed into unconsciousness.
My forty palms membership, it lapsed like a decade ago.
I have lapsed into song lyrics.
I don't remember being in a movie called Benefits Lapsed.
Over the next few days he lapsed in and out of consciousness.
X/Open standardized it partially;it also had draft IETF standards which lapsed.
Funnily enough, the most recent expansion brought back so many lapsed players that once again the servers couldn't handle the load.
The clause may involve returning some portion of the total premiums paid, the cash surrender value of the policy,or a reduced benefit based upon premiums paid before the policy lapsed.
At the point when Pfizer's patent on Viagra lapsed, the market was open for different organizations to deliver the medication, yet under its generic name Sildenafil, instead of the brand name Viagra.
The crowds were dominated by fascist ideologies, so in the face of capitalist exploitation(worsened after their government joined the EU) they instead blamed people poorer than themselves- immigrants,they attacked a synogogue, and they lapsed into a fantasy of an idyllic Hungarian history, hundreds of years past, even though most of the people directly responsible for their problems were also Hungarians.
Then he lapses into unconsciousness.
One lapse in concentration might cost him his life.
A lapse in the brain.
And then they lapse back into their coma state.
It's almost like a time lapse of my career.".
A lapse at the wheel.
Momentary lapse in concentration.
Now, as the onerous conditions lapse, we are open to begin to change our interactions.
Lapse, someone immediately attracted the greatest suspicion?
It was a one-time lapse in judgment.