Examples of using Though technically in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
Though, technically, that's stealing.
I hesitate to call it a blog, though technically that's what it is.
Though technically, I'm still working.
They called her Death Nell, even though , technically, she hadn't killed anyone.
Though technically, I think it's still night.
It's planned by the employer, though technically the contribution is by the employee.
Though, technically, you were saved by a girl.
Nothing I say seems to make a difference to villa even though, technically, I didn't do anything wrong.
Though, technically, there are only five of us at the moment.
Euclid was known as the father of geometry though technically he didn't invent it he just wrote it all down.
Though, technically, there are only five of us at the moment.
This is a continuation of that shooter's roll, though technically, the Come Out roll signifies that a new game about to begin.
Though, technically, that brew could get us both fired.
Portugal's climate can be classifiedas Mediterranean(particularly the Algarve and Alentejo, though technically on Atlantic shore).
Keeping four, though technically it's just one box.
Portugal's climate can be classified asMediterranean(particularly the southern parts of the Algarve and Alentejo, though technically on Atlantic shore).
Even though technically a gut cannot vocali… I'm doing it again.
Bolivia is at UTC -4, while Argentina chose to be more like its large neighbor, Brazil, and stayed at UTC -3, eventhough technically it occupies UTC -4 and UTC -5;
And though, technically, Mom's still alive, she has picked out her gravesite.
How many relevant logo options you getwill depend entirely on the keywords in your search, though technically, it will display all the logos, with the most relevant ones listed first.
Though technically, I have been competing with women like you and just didn't know it.
Apollo 11 was mainly a symbolic(though technically difficult) achievement, but nevertheless scientifically significant.
Though technically English, the language has evolved to include a certain unique vocabulary and grammatical structure.
Never in a major fashion show, though technically, I did find her at… But she has been in alternative showcases.
Though technically not a prisoner under the Ottoman Empire, she nevertheless was married to one which put her safety in risk.
The term, even though technically a misnomer, went on to become the most widely known label for Whorf's ideas.
Though technically the President of Russia may be a member of a political party, traditionally the President is nonpartisan and without political affiliation.
Though technically the President of Russia may be a member of a political party, traditionally the President is nonpartisan and without political affiliation.
Though technically both involve professional wrestling for entertainment, there are differences in format, day of telecast, and the wrestlers that take part in both.
Though technically considered"unorganized" in that the US Congress has not passed an Organic Act for the territory, American Samoa is self-governing under a constitution that became effective on July 1, 1967.