Examples of using Something very valuable in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Something very valuable.
The green glove… Something very valuable.
Something very valuable.
Have you ever lost something very valuable?
Something very valuable to us: our future.
I represent a family that lost something very valuable.
Took something very valuable.
He saved my life so that he could steal from me something very valuable.
I have something very valuable: time.
I felt like I missed out on something, something very important, something very valuable.
Did you have something very valuable in there?
Based on that information,you could probably make an educated guess of who might have something very valuable in their safe deposit box.
You lost something very valuable in combat, son.
This is why we are very gentle with them, and not moving around like they are dogs or animals because,uh… They have something very valuable, okay?
You lost something very valuable in combat, son.
Last night somebody stole something very valuable from me.
But something very valuable in that idea, nevertheless.
The police are after me because I have got something very valuable to a powerful politician.
I want something very valuable, something almost priceless.
Especially the latter would give access to something very valuable that is called longitudinal data.
A Sister of the Dark took something very valuable from the Seeker and ran off.
Seems he left something very valuable in his room and we're here to retrieve it.
You see, you took something very valuable from my friend here.
Martin recently stole something very valuable from Kozlow and he wants it back.
The Great Initiate took something very valuable with him when he journeyed from ancient Atlantis to Europe.
To cast pearls before swine means to offer something very valuable to someone who is unable to appreciate that value.
Long story short, I had to get something very valuable out of someplace very secure, and the front door wasn't an option, so-- so he rented the building next door.
But I knew that he was moving something that was very valuable to him.
Something that rare would be very valuable.