Examples of using Recede in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Footsteps recede.
Gums that recede or move away from the tooth.
The screws recede.
Social networks recede with age in a lot of primate species.
I watch my past recede.
Gradually recede into the past leotards- swimsuits with a high waist.
(Footsteps recede)(Sighs).
Well, she saw Purcell's face change a bit and his fingernails recede.
Then the crab would recede into the shadows.
Such as you want to test your wattage, see if you can turn a guy'shead enough so all other women recede into the background.
And you're making your gums recede, and there's no cure for that.
The more thoroughly he made himself at home in the physical world and lived his life as a son of his country,the more did his power of clairvoyance recede.
It's not the galaxies that recede, it is space expanding.
Their condition, Freud indicated, will not remit until melancholia is transformed into normal mourning,at which point the loss can recede into the past.
The fear of autism might recede, but all the other fears are stronger than before.
Has modified his medicines, and hopefully his ankle swelling will recede the more he can walk.
They said,"When the feelings recede like the tides, they will leave an imprint.".
Cicero stood high above the deck on the steersmen's platform, leaning on the stern rail,watching the great lighthouse of Brundisium recede behind us.
As the infection progresses and gums recede, the teeth look longer.
The gums can also recede over time, exposing the underlying root surface dentin.
Afterwards, when the smoke clears together with the morning mists, when the sun rises as it had for the thousands of mornings before over the bleak and lifeless desert landscape,when the mountain returns to being craggy rock and the heavens recede to their infinite heights, when God is once more He whom Isaiah described as"Truly You are a hidden God"- does the acceptance of yesterday truly obligate?
Discussion will continue on the questions of when the rights recede before the security and what is the balance between safeguarding existence and safeguarding humanity- wording that sharpens the dilemma completely.
Furthermore, the energy of light dwindles as the stars recede, just how the hoot of a receding train does.
But for the same virus to exhibit flu-like symptoms, recede in most patients and then return like meningitis in a select few, that was new.
As a consequence,anything not gravitationally bound to the neighborhood of the Milky Way galaxy recede at ever-increasing speed, as part of the accelerating expansion of the fabric of space-time.
Gums that pull away from the teeth(recede), making the teeth look longer than normal.
For the most part the detached gum tissues either recede or remain as a detached curtain around the teeth.
Common interests and the prospect of resuming cooperation recede into the background, and the parties see each other as competitors.
As more“liberty” produces social costs, and as the private andcivic institutions that traditionally cultivated restraint recede under the onslaught of modern liberal ideology, the only institution that can moderate or control those costs is the state.