Examples of using Literal in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Very literal.
A literal heart of darkness.
What the literal hell?!
Not now. You English are so… literal.
That literal son of a bitch.
People also translate
I don't mean a literal bubble.
Doesn't that mean they have to be literal?
Make very literal translations Yes.
That's not an epithet. That is a literal description.
These are literal sermons, written by a minister.
Consumers assume names have literal meanings.
There is no literal mountain from which all of them can be seen.
You know…(Sighs) to accept the existence of literal monsters.
Not literally, but they don't tell literal stories.
I have never met a literal hotel dweller.
After a literal lifetime in the military, he just up and quits.
They all had long, red hair and were literal giants.
It's gonna feel literal, yeah. Nice chatting with you, Johnny.
We're talking something a little more literal, Dr. Randall.
Not a literal war, unfortunately. But I am using the same tactics.
You are not supposed to be the literal obstacle to my writing.
It's hard to get to those levels unless you go through the literal.
Yes, your mother, who is a literal goddess of all creation.
You have manifested your cryogenic state into a literal ice cube.
So from a literal perspective, these topics should not be foreign to anyone.
But for us, the question of the right environment was a very literal question.
They were grumpy and overly literal, but at least we shared a common passion.
Therefore, their application to the present dayshould not always be considered in literal terms.
If this is Mary we're dealing with,she could be a literal green-eyed monster.
Yes, I believe that the days of Creation were literal 24-hour time periods.