Examples of using Precisely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
What precisely is that?
In two words: Not precisely.
Precisely, Sir Altitude.
Then you have come to precisely the right place.
Precisely why we're leaving now.
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To be fair, the name explains precisely what it does.
What precisely might that be?
We have learned to look much more precisely at nature.
This is precisely what happened at trial.
Sir, what you're describing is precisely Mr. Bahama's vision.
Precisely, because it can't be trusted.
This is why the behaviour of the ants is so precisely regulated.
Not precisely on topic, but most relevant.
The bulwark has to be built precisely matching with the main wall.
They precisely translated the following sentence.
Why? Aieee! Because I know you precisely and doubt you absolutely.
Or more precisely, the same but now accompanied by new ones.
But the borders of the Promised Land are not defined precisely in the Bible.
Which is precisely what you did in your own posting.
The various options of sonication make sono-crystallization processes precisely controllable and repeatable.
That was precisely why I felt like such an idiot.
The sculpting is extraordinary and precisely depicts details of the animal's image;
I want Precisely Managed to register a new domain for me.
Then we will get precisely what we always wanted anyway, won't we?
No one can precisely tell how long it takes for a woman to get pregnant.
Do you know precisely what you would do in any given situation?
The event is precisely timed to maximise the chances of fertilisation.
His daughter then did precisely what the confidentiality agreement was designed to prevent.”.
This is precisely why success depends on experiencing tangible results immediately.
The coat campaign precisely defined Castro's DNA: fashionable, surprising, Israeli, and ours.