Examples of using That technically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Is that technically possible?
But then I realized that technically, I don't.
That technically makes Lana a free agent.
You do realize that technically it's her house?
So that, technically, makes me half-black.
The trail is fun, but not that technically tough.
You know that technically this is their case.
I spend more time with you than any of my other friends. That technically makes you my best friend.
I understand that technically I did nothing wrong.
The reasons these challenges are great is that technically it's difficult to go to sea.
Is that technically, physically possible?
You know what really gets me, is that technically he never really apologized.
She knew that technically she had broken no Laws, but she also knew the Clave was furious at her.
The state official I spoke to said that technically, you are classified as property.
Okay, dad, I know that technically we're all royalty or whatever, but unless you want to do a destination wedding at your castle in the enchanted forest or, like, Excalibur in Vegas, I don't think.
Premier UIonova made a televised address and said that technically a state of war exists between our two countries.
You have to remember that technically his texts were published late, because he never bothered to publish them and[because of] the difficulty of identifying them.
But you're missing that technically it wasn't cheating.
I knew that technically shouldn't be too difficult.
So the inquest found that technically, it was a suicide-murder.
You do know that technically this makes you a suspect.
Or pick up a turtle that technically belongs to any American.
There's no doubt that technically, it's easiest to destroy a ballistic missile during launch.
(Exhales) You do know that technically, I'm still your doctor, right?
You do realize that technically it's not your dog to give away?
I'm a psychic detective, so that technically means I'm no longer a civvy, if you will.
It is used of a situation or activity that technically is illegal, but which is actively tolerated as a matter of government policy.
It had to be first of all viable, meaning that technically, they could implement it in their country, and that it would be accepted by the people in the country.