Examples of using Probably cost 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
Probably cost a fortune.
The place probably cost 100 Grand.".
Probably cost a grand each.
It sounds great and probably cost a fortune.
It probably cost him a lot.
People also translate
It will be effective and probably cost me… five points.
Probably cost us the game.
If it was, a cup of tea probably cost five thousand pounds.
Probably cost you a pretty penny.
Torrevieja car hire probably costs less than you think.
Probably cost them their lives.
New TV… watch that you're wearing probably cost a few thousand dollars.
Probably cost a fortune, no?
He's got a double-cylinder dead bolt… which probably cost more than his car.
That probably cost a lot, right?
We got our £600," I quote to him from the book,"and it probably cost us £3000 to obtain it.
Yeah, it probably cost like a thousand.
Knowing how much time each track will take to record allows you to schedule the studio time andbudget how much it will probably cost.
This probably cost more than my car.
Within the not too distant future, this program might only beobtainable as a part of a membership/mentoring package which can probably cost no less than $197.00.
Probably costs two dollars for a case of it.
You're a low-level analyst,and that suit you wore this morning playing grown-up with me in my office, probably cost you two weeks' salary.
Well, it probably cost you a Lot of money.
Probably cost over $100 or something.
Those probably cost more than all of us combined.
Probably costs them $2 to make the dish.
And it probably cost twice as much as the estimate.
Probably cost me an arm or a leg somewhere down the line.
It probably cost more than what your dad paid for your mom!".
Probably costs 100 bucks a week to keep him in tie-dye, Birkenstocks and crystals.
