Examples of using Put both in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why not put both?
Put both hands on the sled!
You think we could put both our names on that?
Put both hands on the wheel.
By exposing Aiden, you have put both of us at risk.
Put both hands on the steering wheel.
According to modern rules, the stress in this wordyou can put both the first syllable, and the second.
Now, put both your hands in the air!
Samar, I just spoke o the DA,and he says he has enough evidence o put both families out of business.
He can put both his legs behind his head.
Stick your whole hand in!" So I put mywhole hand in. Then she yells out,"Put both hands in!".
I can put both my feet behind my head.
I can totally put both of my legs behind my head.
Put both of your hands over the centre of your chest.
Sammy and his team of spotters had to put both cameras in the best positions to catch all the action.
Put both hands, palms up, on your knees.
Therefore, an adult who helps a burying person should gently,without overpressure, put both hands on the sides of the head lying on the side of the child.
Doctors put both my parents in early graves.
Ooh! Good idea. Put both Jackies in the same room.
Put both hands inside him and spread apart the incision.
So I can finally put both shoes on and skip into Valhalla to get Kenzi back.
Put both feet on the bottom of the pool and only then, safely, raise your head and inhale.
Persistent high blood pressure can put both your arteries and heart under extra strain, increasing your risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
I put both couples in the same place because it's the same relationship.
You should put both palms on the book and, concentrating, utter a conspiracy.
So let's put both of these things aside, and substitute them into this formula.
She put both pails of milk on a stick and set off to the market, to sell them.
She put both pails on a stick and set off to the market to sell her pails of milk.
