Examples of using Preserved in English and their translations into Hebrew
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She preserved them.
There should be three preserved corpses.
Preserved from noise pollution.
Maybe it preserved him.
The Praeparatio consists of fifteen books completely preserved.
People also translate
And of preserved foods.
No idea how long the boneshave been here… the temperature keept it preserved.
So here is a real preserved human brain.
Line of preserved moss products that grows in Sweden's forests.
Ron Hubbard, are being preserved- for eternity.
In her, preserved to this day, are pictures that no one wants to remember.
A lack of exposure preserved some of the dermis.
Were preserved sections of plaster them over twenty layers of paintings.
Oh, we are fortunate this university preserved its newspapers.
And that ritual preserved our blood lines, it cleansed it even.
In the Middle Ages, honey, spices, and preserved fruits were added.
The patient remains preserved as long as there's liquid nitrogen in the capsule.
Cases of botulism are usually associated with consumption of preserved foods.
Lifta should be preserved as it is, frozen in 1948.
Interestingly, the ability to identify objects or, say, animals while fully preserved.
This is one of the best preserved ancient cemeteries in the country.
They preserved the bones of heroes and later on those of the Christian saints.
The castle and towers are very well preserved and appear in a solid state.
And that preserved many of the original auditory features, but removed the meaning.
Covered up by the next tide, and so preserved to future generations.".
In this case, more preserved organic acids, including ascorbic(vitamin C).
It is considered one of the most preserved sites from the ancient Roman period.
Today, the cemeteries and preserved battlefields of this era are a major pilgrimage site.
Fort Siloso, the country's only preserved fort, is also located on Sentosa Island.
There must be millions of tonnes of preserved food left, a huge stockpile of things.