Examples of using New flat in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nice new flat.
Disadvantages of a new flat.
Is that a new flat screen?
Joy, who moved to a new flat;
Wedding and new flat and all of that.
We cannot afford a new flat.
New flats are almost always privately owned- OV.
Do you give all the widows new flats?
And they will get a new flat in the new building.
Today I signed a contract for a new flat.
Roz and I are looking at a new flat that's a bit pricey.
She moved to Parque de Lisboa. The new flat?
A new flat, a new location, a new kitchen.
I decided to walk across and see my new flat.
The new FLAT model receives Autobest's most coveted prize.
There are things that I will be missing in our new flat though.
In the case of a new flat such malfunctions will only be apparent during daily usage.
As for me, I mean, I can't see myself in one of them posh new flats.
Martina's moving into a new flat and she needs a bit of help- and none of us have a car.
Anyway, they came by earlier and gave me enough money for a new flat screen.
If the developer is not able to sell enough new flats the entire project may be discontinued.
Dear Emma ince my lastletter l found some help to keep the new flat clean.
Walk-to-work: new flats are part of a canalside creative quarter moments from the Shoreditch tech cluster.
Both of these try to maximize their profits and to push prices up,and when the municipality builds new flats it builds mostly luxurious and expensive apartments.
If the project is managed well a new flat owner can save significant amounts on energy and service expenditures.
From 1925(the year in which a strong"Schilling" currency replaced the devaluated Crown),to 1934 public housing offered more than 60,000 new flats in so called"Gemeindebau"(i.e. community building) houses.
Hackney homes for hipsters: new flats for fitness fans have yoga classes and a Kate Hudson POPfit dance studio on-site.
From 1925(the year in which a strong Schilling currency replaced the devalued Crown) to 1934,more than 60,000 new flats were built in so called Gemeindebau(i.e. community construction) buildings.
When purchasing a new flat remember to ask about all the smallest details, as what seems completely normal in Israel is not always so in the Czech Republic.
