Examples of using Specifically asked in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I specifically asked for tablets.
When Annie brought you up, he specifically asked,"who is that?".
They specifically asked that you not be.
Mr. Court has retained the firm, and specifically asked to work with you.
He specifically asked to speak with me.
People also translate
He said it was a private matter and he specifically asked for you by name.
Roy specifically asked for a newspaper guy.
Tell her yes. I did, but she specifically asked to testify anonymously.
She specifically asked to speak to the President.
I booked your plane ticket, and I specifically asked that you not sit next to an Asian.
He specifically asked me to call you and apologize.
Yeah, well, he specifically asked to meet you.
She specifically asked you for a headband.
Not sure if the movie would be a hit or not, they specifically asked Francis Ford Coppola to add in more explicit violence, so that it would sell better.
She specifically asked for this case.
The general specifically asked that I bring you in alive.
She specifically asked to testify anonymously.
Jeff, I just specifically asked you not to turn around.
He specifically asked you to come to this arcade?
He singled out Inman and specifically asked if we found any anomalies in his military history.
They specifically asked that I have first word with you before reading it.
Chase specifically asked if he could do it.
And she specifically asked for a room on the first floor.
Okay, Joe specifically asked to be on Otis Williams' trial?
No, I specifically asked you to stay with them…- Hey, Nina!
He specifically asked if you would come too, so just call me back. Okay?
Kurn specifically asked for the Enterprise so he could observe his brother.
She specifically asked to meet here-- not the office-- which means something's wrong.
The truste specifically asked me to think outside the box, and when your name came up… my name came up?
When specifically asked about the device, 64% of those surveyed knew what a defibrillator was used for, but only 43% knew that AEDs were often located in high-traffic areas for public use.