Examples of using Must surrender in English and their translations into Hebrew
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
-
Programming
You must surrender.
Bainbridge to lifeboat, you must surrender.
You must surrender.
If you possess a passport, you must surrender it.
You must surrender!
People also translate
We Mutates follow a new master now, and you must surrender to me.
You must surrender?
We have to takeaction now before the arrival of their main force we must surrender otherwise, we're all done for.
You must surrender completely.
At some point, we must surrender to God.
We must surrender them all.
Sybok… You must surrender.
You must surrender to the Americans, not the Russians.
The Syrians know well what they must surrender to get the Golan.
You must surrender your weapon.
The army has patience,the military authorities strongly insist that this young man must surrender and serve.
Swordsman must surrender his sword.
When you hear another human being, when he speaks words to you that you perceive with your sense of hearing, youknow that this being of another person is outside you, but you must give yourself up, must surrender yourself, a sit were, in order to perceive the being of another person in what you hear him saying.
It also must surrender to its power.
Yesterday we had to recognize this great difference from the fact that man,on passing through the gate of death, must surrender his physical body to the elements of the external, physical world; and these destroy it.
In a way, they must surrender like automatons to their work in the world.
Everything must surrender to the Jews.
Japan must surrender immediately Or the soviet union will take not only manchuria.
I think all men recognize that in time of war the citizen must surrender some rights for the common good which he is entitled to enjoy in time of peace.
First, you must surrender to God.
Sooner or later, charles must surrender, and leave italy altogether.
Only after I understood that I must preserve the'what,' all the interior experiences around the objects I loved, that I must not think about it,that I must surrender to the'how' of painting, to loving the touch of the brush, to the love of doing, of doodling and small lines, then the appropriate and inherently necessary'what' will emerge--only then was I able to make the paintings I had wanted to make but didn't know it.