Examples of using Start to understand 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
You start to understand things.
It is time that people start to understand this.
They start to understand things.
As you acknowledge this you can start to understand yourself.
You start to understand the voice.
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Then maybe we can really start to understand one another.
You start to understand them more deeply.
If you don't know, start to understand first.
You start to understand that everything's connected.
Here's the thing you best start to understand-- in the Bitter End.
You start to understand what Tony and Jim were trying to tell you.
You will get used to the new culture and start to understand the language.
And you start to understand things.
Then when you spend longer in the country you start to understand how things work.
But now you start to understand why the differences exist.".
When you consider there isalso free shipping on orders over $25, you start to understand why people are moving in this direction.
You might start to understand who owns this area now.
Once you know the letters and know how to make them within yourself, you start to understand the program that runs through you like a reel of film.
Over time you start to understand that there is something deeper taking place.
Around age 7 kids start to understand that death is final.
This helps him start to understand that the book should be a certain way up, and that pages are always turned in the same direction.
The deeper we get into these issues, the more we start to understand that actually business profits from solving from social problems.
First, you start to understand the inscriptions on the streets after a fine phrase, and then trying to build himself saying.
In this way, we can start to understand that there are no small actions.
One person might start to understand the Fa at one point and another at a different point.
As kids mature into teens, they start to understand that every human being eventually dies, regardless of grades, behavior, wishes, or anything they try to do.
As children mature into teens, they start to understand that every human being eventually dies, regardless of grades, behavior, wishes, or anything they try to do.
The older children grow, the more they start to understand that every human being eventually dies, regardless of grades, behavior, wishes, or anything they try to do.