Examples of using To do the trick 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
Seems to do the trick.
Fifteen minutes ought to do the trick.”.
Seems to do the trick.
This young sapling ought to do the trick.
Seemed to do the trick.
I think a 5-gallon tank ought to do the trick.
It seems to do the trick.
But crossing Josh off just didn't seem to do the trick.
You have to do the trick.
For some reason Indian food seems to do the trick.
But if you insist on damaging him, conventional weapons ought to do the trick, although you will need a fair amount of firepower.
A small error inbookkeeping discovered at the last moment ought to do the trick.
That device seemed to do the trick.
This time, it was Espritde la Forêt, which tried to do the trick.
I'm showing him how to do the trick.
Though if I were you,a speech from the White House would seem to do the trick.
This time it seemed to do the trick.".
Fresh onion juice mixed with honey andturmeric in powder form is said to do the trick.
Cookies aren't going to do the trick, Lou.
Well, you said you wanted a clean slate.I figured 20 hours on a bus ought to do the trick.
You think this new bat's going to do the trick?
I released old transporters were only ever used for cargo.But a few modifications seems to do the trick.
Doctor says this cream ought to do the trick.
You can't see it from the surface,but there are enough rocks right below the bridge to do the trick.
I think the next one's going to do the trick.
Certain key words- such as“garlic,”“ginger,”“roasted,”“sizzling,” and“tavern-style”- seem to do the trick, she noted.
So some electrically charged ants ought to do the trick.
Million and a forgiving girlfriend ought to do the trick.
Sometimes, modern medicine is not meant to do the trick.
Wipe'em out, I say--and the little old jiu jitsu gangare just the cherry blossoms to do the trick, and don't you forget it.