Examples of using Supposed to spend 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
All right, how am I supposed to spend my money?
Am I supposed to spend my entire life alone?
I know the moment I realized who I was supposed to spend my life with.
Am I supposed to spend eternity in a soup kitchen?
Probably another good reason why we're not supposed to spend much time together.
How am I supposed to spend $2,000 on dancers?
A vacation you were supposed to spend with the people you loved.
We're supposed to spend a third of our life in sleep.
That's the woman I'm supposed to spend the rest of my life with.
Am I supposed to spend the entire weekend with just the clothes on my back?
She thought that she was supposed to spend the whole night inside.
Was I supposed to spend the rest of my life paying for Larry's mistakes?
Well, he was supposed to spend Sunday alone.
I was supposed to spend the day with them, no Visitors, no Fifth Column… Just us as a family.
Rachel says you're supposed to spend two months' salary on the ring.
He was supposed to spend the weekend with his mom and dad and have Thanksgiving there, but, apparently, he can't stand to spend one more minute without me.
That we weren't supposed to spend the rest of our lives together.
You were supposed to spend your days in romantic splendor with your true love.
They say you're supposed to spend three months' salary but I went four.
We were supposed to spend our last, best years together, now I got nothing.
We were supposed to spend the weekend up at the lake.
You were supposed to spend quality time with the baby.
And we're supposed to spend the rest of our lives together.
Alex… We're supposed to spend our whole lives together.
You were supposed to spend the last hour worrying about me.
So, why am I supposed to spend my life working, sweating, struggling?
But are we just supposed to spend the time between attacks dreading the next one?
Cody and I were supposed to spend spring break together, And he went off to do something at just he wanted.
You weren't supposed to spend none of it till after the trial, that was the deal… Detectives are out looking for her now.