Examples of using Like a map in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's like a map.
Like a map to an Energon source.
It's like a map.
It looks like a map of Jerusalem.
I'm gonna go back to the house and spread out my life like a map.
Sort of like a map.
Looks like a map of the Western United States.
Her body is like… it's like a map of her life. Oh.
It's like a map of our marriage, and i don't want to lose it.
I can see it all like a map inside my head.
Looks like a map to the old time capsule we buried when we were kids.
Like a map that would lead us to war. But I- I do not know what it means.
Would be a large piece of paper and will look like a map.
If he doesn't love you when you look like a map, tell him to hit the road.
Like a map in the sky, they signpost the sun's position and may help guide the birds home.( 0pera).
When I look at something like a map, I also view it critically.
My father alwayssaid these ruins showed the way to Paititi; like a map or something.
The interface is set up like a map of the world, with different pipes in each of the 20 countries offered.
But she can read the pattern of the stems overhead like a map, and so find her way home.
It's like a map, laying out your personality and showing what you want/need in various aspects of your life.
We found this to be the highest point of the island, and from it we saw our kingdom lying,as it were, like a map around us.
The wide palette of hair colors"Estelle" helps, which, like a map, helps to orientate unerringly in the ocean of different colors and shades.
I decided to shut down my salon and the jewellery shop before I even knew what I would do next,before the invitation to your father's funeral arrived like a map to show me the way.
Avivit Ballas Baranes' paintings spread out like a map with landmarks, entry and exit points, expressed in clues, puns, images and materiality.
And the city, now, is like a map of my humiliations and failures; From this door, I have seen the twilights and at this marble pillar I have waited in vain.".
When they askedhim if he knew much about photography, he lied, learned to read Europe like a map, upside down, from the height of a fighter plane, camera snapping, eyelids flapping the darkest darks and brightest brights.