Examples of using No-go in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It's a no-go.
No-go on stitching Marta?
I need a go, no-go for… I'll.
No-go on the door, sarge.
I need a go/no-go for stitch neurosync.
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No-go on those two options.
I need a go, no-go for stitch neurosync.
No-go zones- agriculture and fishing.
I need a go, no-go for stitch neurosync.
You would have to cut your commission. Okay, look.Unfortunately that's a no-go area.
So, no-go on cellular, huh?
All right, I need a go, no-go for stitch neurosync.
The no-go zone, half a klick from where Betsy was captured.
I would like a go, no-go for stitch neurosync.
For Lebanese security forces,Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon remain“no-go zone.”.
I need a go, no-go for stitch neuro-sync.
After a firebomb attack on four police officers near Paris in 2016,France's prime minister insisted there were no no-go zones in the country.
In July, authorities widened its no-go areas to 2 kilometers from the crater.
Already there were no-go zones- enclaves in and around major cities where“infidels” were unwelcome and where police and fire personnel were routinely pelted with rocks if they dared to intrude.
It means that there should not be any no-go areas- areas where no one dares to go.
This doesn't make Russia a no-go area, and Moscow- with its cosmopolitan, globe-trotting denizens- is not the formidable crucible often depicted.
The military's statements to various media outletsthat soldiers fired because Palestinians had entered no-go zones and tried to sabotage or cross the perimeter fence fail to justify use of live ammunition.
Most Arabs and Africans live no-go zones, apart from the rest of the population, where they accept the presence of non-Arabs and non-Africans less and less.
Fox News issued an unusual on-air apology for allowing its anchors andguests to repeat the suggestion that there are Muslim"no-go zones" in European countries such as Britain and France.
Politicians also see a growing number of 600'no-go zones' in a country where Muslims may kill or where violent riots might break out at any moment.
Before the July-August fighting,Israeli forces continued to shoot at Palestinian civilians in the Israeli-declared“no-go” zone inside Gaza's northern and eastern borders and more than six nautical miles from Gaza's shore.
Politicians also see that the country's 600“no-go zones” are growing; that radicalized Muslims may kill, and that violent riots can break out at any time.
Usually, it's not that no one can enter a no-go zone, it's that no one- other than the residents- wants to.