Examples of using Question one in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Question one.
So, uh, question one.
Question one of them.
All right, question one.
Question One: What is Retirement?
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You want to hear the question one more time?
Question one: Do you love me?- Yes, I do?
Or if you're familiar with the rules…-… of"Rock, Paper, Scissors, Lizard…"- Question one.
Okay,"Question one.
Boasting almost 200 years of tradition, over 32,500 students and an outstanding reputation both at home and abroad,Bonn is without question one of Germany's leading universities.
Okay, question one.
Boasting almost 200 years of history, over 36,900 students and an outstanding reputation both at home and abroad,the University of Bonn is without question one of Germany's leading universities.
Question One: Where is the missing girl?
Items of information that do not correspond with truth or reality Information that is incorrectly loaded into a computer A file or packet of information that doesnot pass a test An incorrect answer to a question one is asked The word malice means: 2 Malice means: A desire to harm others or to see others suffer.
Question one."What 1980 crime thriller".
He is without question one of the great loves of my life.
Question one,"have you ever killed somebody?"?
This is without question one of the best chalk bags on the market.
Question one, why does the speaker want to be loved?
So obviously, you question one of those assumptions or you have an issue with logic.
Question one, Ted,"Do you want to move in with Robin?
And to answer that question one has to go into some murky ideologically motivated details.
Question one- robbing banks is easy if you have got a TARDIS.
Okay, question one:"Self-esteem is important because…".
Question one… I would like to ask the first question actually.
Fang, without question one of the worst performances i have seen at a challenge.
Question one. What secret in Sixsmith's report would be worth killing him for?
Question one is the easiest and question twenty is the hardest.
Question one… you're getting a lot of money from the government for the 50 years you spent in prison, am I right?
Without question one of the most striking projects in the exhibition that integrates with the worldwide trend of designers who devise and create new machines was Eran Gal-Or's 3D printer.