Examples of using Tend in English and their translations into Hebrew
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You tend to my wounds.
I would stay in my Massacan house… and you and Baptistina can tend my carnations.
They tend to explode.
Li-Fi works better in buildings with thick walls that tend to block radio signals.
I tend the castle's fires.
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Relationships like that tend to have a body count.
I tend to my father's fire.
Those hearing parents tend to try to cure them.
I tend to turn things into a habit.
My brother who died… I tend to smile when I'm nervous.
I tend to just ignore things and hope they go away.
I usually tend to go too far.
I tend to look at the pictures before reading the text.
I mend the electrics, tend the grounds, clean the windows.
I tend to look at the pictures before reading the text.
People with the apoE-4 allele tend to have high serum cholesterol.
The band tend to put a full-length album out every 4 years.
As humans, we tend to take many things for granted.
We tend to gather around together, like water finding an ocean.
Twin-tailed wolves tend to move in packs of four to six.
Yes, I tend to get a little nervous before a big event.
Taxi drivers in Israel tend to"inflate" the travel expenses of tourists.
Women tend to emasculate men by making them their projects.
And I tend to his loin-fruits.
Let me tenderly tend your wounds and occasionally make out with you.
Geniuses tend to get special treatment.
Now, go tend to that nincompoop fiancé of yours and leave me be.
People tend to think the worst.
They also tend to be more intelligent than the other classes.
Weddings tend to bring out the ugly truth in families, Cat.