Examples of using Means to make in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
They have the means to make you win.
The makers have the means to sell, but everybody has the means to make.
You have the means to make him suffer.
The only reason Jewsare hated in the world is that they have a means to make the world perfect.
Yet, there are means to make scars less noticeable.
Ethiopia has given us weapons and the means to make our own.
Cosimo de' Medici means to make himself out a tyrant.
He added that those opposing the FN's new line"are numerous butdo not have the means to make themselves heard".
The word'produce' means to make or create.
They were seeking a means to make prints that would not fade, by creating photographic images on plates that could then be etched.
I am responsible for Sara's death, yet I have the means to make it right, or at least try to. .
I said that while kaizen means to make improvements by using brains, kairyo means to make improvements by using money, and that in the West, most managers only think of improvement in terms of money.
He has the will and means to make good on that threat.
Grant" such a patent license to a party means to make such an agreement or commitment not to enforce a patent against the.
His mechanized yarn-baller notonly gave a generation of frustrated grandmothers the means to make unwanted gifts, at the age of 19, it was the first of countless inventions that made Gustav Hofer his first of countless millions.
If that was meant to make me feel better, it didn't.
You weren't meant to make money from boxing again.
I mean, to make her better, faster, stronger… we have to shut her down.
And I mean to make you call me master.
Wow, um… I mean, to make her go to San Diego.
The Internet was meant to make the world a smaller place.
I mean to make those hopes real.
If it happens, I mean to make a go of being your wife.
It was meant to make them all feel cheerful.
Deplorable conditions these, but soon I mean to make a change.
I had to be mean to make you listen.
You, were the Horcrux he never meant to make, Harry.
Each of us has the power to give life meaning, to make our bodies and our words into instruments of love and hope.