Examples of using Really changes in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He really changes you.
Nobody ever really changes.
It really changes the picture.
It's amazing. Honey really changes people.
This really changes the image.
Even as adults, it never really changes.
One that really changes the game.
On TV shows, nothing ever really changes.
It really changes the picture, doesn't it?
The firelight really changes people.
It really changes the way they watch TV.".
Their outlook on everything really changes.”.
House-sitting really changes things, huh?
And if he's dumb, well, nothing really changes.
But it really changes the way you think.
But for most of us, in the long run, what really changes?
That, to me, really changes the inequality balance.
This guy empties his pockets, what really changes?
He really changes the whole atmosphere when he's with us.
Well, yeah. Yeah, living in a third-world country really changes your perspective.
It really changes my perspective on everything that I do.
It could be something that takes us by surprise and really changes something for society.
And so, this really changes who we're trying to counter this process with.
It's probably the reason Istill come here to hang out with you…'cause nothing really changes with the therapy part.
Nothing ever really changes around here. That's the beautiful thing about academia.
Or this individual piece here,you can see the actual bedroom. It really changes the way you think about this type of a tempera painting.
If someday the earth really changes to another type, I will readily cast it aside- is that not the stage I am currently at in My work?”.
So one of the big findings in this paperis that the genome is very dynamic and really changes during regeneration as different parts are opening and closing.”.
Had I not had my new ear, which really changes my appearance, would they have made me one of their poster boys promoting their hospital?
There was still a very narrow cross section of common ground between the parties andwe don't think that this agreement really changes that equation,” David Beers, a managing director of sovereign credit ratings at S&P said in a Bloomberg Television interview.