Examples of using Time to break 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
Time to break the ice.
Giving you enough time to break him?
Time to break the ice.
I just need some time to break it.
Time to break the bank!
People also translate
It may take time to break the habit.
Time to break the news.
You don't have time to break an immortal either.
Time to break the glass.
Good thing we were there in time to break it up.
So, its time to break the ice.
But it's heavily encrypted. I need some time to break in.
Time to break the fat man.
We don't have time to break her, so I made some.
Time to break the bad news to Uther.
Well, we don't have time to break in and hot wire it.
It's been reinforced over time, which means it's going to take time to break.
Well, time to break tradition.
Oh, gosh, I wish you would have had more time to break them in though.
I think its time to break in my new boy toy.
I know you're a stickler for rules,but if was ever there was a time to break one, it's now.
Look… Do you set aside time to break other commandments?
It's time to break the silence and use it to counterattack.
I guess what I'm saying is, time to break in the new mattress, eh?
It took some time to break the encryption, so I haven't been through the whole machine yet, but there's already plenty here, and not just against Farris.
Let me break the news to Bailey, Therefore, giving her time to break other things rather than your bones.
Give me some time to break the news to your mother.
I don't have the time to break on through to the other side with you.
It will take some time to break through that door, but he's not going anywhere.
Buy new electronic devices: You barely have time to break in a device before there's a newer one, more lightweight and with a better screen.