Examples of using Only opens in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Thing only opens from the inside.
This is the insurance company that only opens once a week.
Which only opens from the inside.
It's like the entrance outside, it only opens with claws.
Maybe it only opens from the outside!
It's minimized in the system tray, and only opens when an alert occurs.
It only opens at the location or the depot.
And now that I have set the locks- the door… only opens from the inside, so.
Well, this only opens from the inside.
Our obstacles are a guard and a security door that only opens from the inside.
The chute only opens from the outside.
The conquest of power by theproletariat does not complete the revolution, but only opens it.
It only opens to my eye or an exact copy.
The famous Keukenhof, the world's largest flower garden, only opens between March and May.
He only opens the door to his store and that's all.
Down the hallway away from everything else is this steel-reinforced door, which only opens to the appropriate fingerprint and iris scan.
Now, the gate only opens when the dawn sun hits it.
I know why there is no glass, in front of the water-coloured picture of blue irises,and why the window only opens partly and why the glass is shatterproof.
But that door only opens in the eclipse, and that's over.
The door to Valhalla only opens in the presence of teachers.
Kabbalah not only opens a second wind, but is the basis from which science originated and where, most likely, it will come.
Yeah, but the portal only opens when the moon reaches the zenith.
The school not only opens doors to the great heritage of Islamic civilization for its students but also enables them to discover the philosophy and knowledge that are produced in the modern world.
They're in a safe that only opens with a retinal and fingerprint scan.
I say that great art only opens another perspective into the same thing.
This tube is normally shut and only opens for a very short time when we yawn or swallow.
When the window is partly open--it only opens partly--the air can come in and make the curtains move.
Releasing our genomes from the pressures of natural selection only opens them to other evolutionary processes, which makes it even more difficult to predict what future humans will be like.