Examples of using Surround him 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
Surround him!
His bodyguards surround him.
Surround him.
Yellow stars surround him.
Surround him!
Let's split up and surround him.
Surround him!
Now peace and silence surround him.
Surround him.
Friends who still surround him today.
Surround him and close in.
A person is meant to see the angels that surround him.
They surround him safety.
The reasonable man adapts himself to the conditions which surround him.
I hope they surround him in the laundry room.
All right, as soon as they move on that Maserati, we surround him.
If you surround him in a circle like this, take a step back.
All right, so we get Mike in the boathouse, surround him, get him on that plane.
Surround him with wise counsel and give him great wisdom over when and to whom to delegate.
Welcome him wholly into me… surround him with the labyrinth… of shared happiness.
Even in their ruined, blackened condition, the buildings that surround him are recognizable.
So I close my eyes and surround him with light too, and when I open them again, we're wrapped in the most beautiful warm hazy glow.
I wanted to draw the Mountain into the west,into our country where we could surround him and kill him. .
He observes with sadness the flames that surround him and that divert the people of the Arab nation from the duty of the basic and central confrontation, which is with the barbaric Israel.
Down to our left we could burst through turn Jackson's lines, push him back,trap Longstreet on top of the hill surround him.
In addition to the ever-present expressionless security guards who surround him, he is now being accompanied by his elder son, Yair.
Set in the 1920s and 1930s, the film focuses on Leonard Zelig,a nondescript man who has the ability to transform his appearance to that of the people who surround him.
It is not truth seeking its glory, but man,and therefore the desire arises among those who surround him to examine his right to and worthiness for the glory that he seeks for himself, and at that moment, the person must defend himself and his honor.
The painting, created in 1498 by the Renaissance man and one of the greatest artists of all time, describes Jesus's last meal, the Passover Seder,together with the twelve apostles who surround him.
According to this distinction, the fact that a person lives in a democratic country, in which every citizen is a significant factor in the political system, turns him into an“interested party” regarding everything that takes place in his country,and thus it raises the level of his responsibility toward the people who surround him, even outside of Eretz Yisrael.