Examples of using Take root in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Only then can a new crop take root.
Let it--let it take root and grow, so that it becomes a part of you.
It will help clear outviral particles you have breathed in during the day before they take root in your system.
But if you want the plants not to hurt, take root well in the new place and enjoy the high yield, you have to try a little.
Vickerdale Enterprises have patented terminator seeds that killthe crops of neighbouring farms and then take root in that farm's soil.
These thoughts and theories gradually take root in the hearts of people, and then people begin to live by these theories and thoughts.
And this type of a visualization can show that epidemics like this take root and affect central individuals first.
Your soul can only take root on Earth if you allow it to descend deeply into your being, down to the level of the abdomen and pelvis, which connect you to Earth.
And this type of a visualization can show that epidemics like this take root and affect central individuals first, before they affect others.
These aspirations take roots in the fields of study in which GIPA carries out its educational and other types of programmes, its multiple years of experience, traditions, and innovative undertakings.
Plants up to 5 yearsold usually easily tolerate transplantation, quickly take root in a new area, so for them you can change the planting place several times.
On the other hand, a society such as ours, in which the dominant elements are individuality and self- interest,is the soil in which justice and equality may take root and flourish, albeit imperfectly.
These are illusions which can take root among authoritarians who look upon the masses as the raw material which those who have power can, by decrees, supported by bullets and handcuffs, mold to their will.
He laments that,"As painful as it is forJews to admit that race hatred can take root among a people that has suffered so profoundly from it, the ground truth is this: occupying another people requires racism, and breeds it.".
Their hope took root.
The curse took root in Sophie.
The jihad movement also took root in Europe.
I have seen the foolish taking root, but suddenly I cursed his habitation.
It was effortless- an organic connection that quickly took root.
I will get her back in some soil, see if she takes root again.
Repeating and reinforcing the message consistently, until the new behavior takes root.
Once a person is called an anti-Semite, a Hamasnik,anti-Israeli, it takes root.
The stories had taken root.
The South American plant has perfectly“taken root” in Russia and has been popular with beginner and experienced flower growers for many years now.
The environmental movement took root in Freiburg long ago-and now it's a way of life.
The environmental movement took root in Freiburg long ago-and now it's a way of life.
In the twelfth century a new religion took root in Europe which we know today as Catharism.
The reason why the Copernican theory took root so rapidly is none other than that for a certain period of time men became superficial.
Physalis, though it easily takes root on soils of different types, but the soil for it should always be loose.