Examples of using Reopened in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Burma Road Reopened.
Cross reopened block D.
Cutter, the anomaly's reopened.
There… I reopened the file.
After the civil war, the school reopened.
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They reopened shortly after.
The iconic gate reopened in 2015.
It reopened in September 2007.
The trustees reopened it in 2004.
Every inmate in the country wants his case reopened.
He just reopened the old cut.
After Ellen outed me, the police reopened the case.
Besides, she reopened the fighting pits.
In 2004, the Justice Department reopened the case.
They reopened a mine, the old China Pit.
I want trading reopened, right now.
I would like to have one of your old cases reopened.
You seem to have reopened wound, friend.
Only in the 1950's was the building rebuilt and the store reopened.
It's difficult because it reopened old wounds.
Holmes slowly reopened his eyes and looked impatiently at his gigantic client.
The US Embassy only reopened in 2006.
The chain recently reopened the Dan Caesarea Hotel following eight months of renovations.
I'm only upset the effort reopened your wound.
The new government reopened the request after the revolution.
After the war, the village was renovated and reopened to the public.
Yeah, by the time the roads reopened, every marker I left was gone. It was washed away.
Kenton heard the Romanos were pissed that they reopened the investigation.
In mid-1979, the United States reopened its embassy in Kampala.
She had recent head trauma that reopened the original fracture.