Examples of using To put something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To put something else in.
Allow me to put something on.
To put something on the bucket list, it's McGriddles.
Would you like to put something on?
You need to put something in your stomach to absorb all that alcohol.
Not Sure Where to put Something?
Need to put something in here.
Would you like me to put something on?
You need to put something in your stomach, William.
Why don't you get your boyfriend to put something new on the TV?
He told me to put something in your drinks but I didn't do it.
Okay, and did Father Maxi, at any time, ever try to put something in your butt?
I'm trying to put something big together.
When someone wins, the other takes something off and the winner gets to put something back on.
You have got to put something on.
But I want to put something on there that feels really worthy of the heart and soul of the album, you know?
I wish I had a place to put something like that.
It's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election," Clinton said at a Florida rally on Saturday.
We are doing it because we need to put something on the family's table.
It's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election,” she said in Florida's coastal town of Daytona Beach.
Listen to me, um… I need you to put something into their house.
It is pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information right before an election," Clinton told supporters at a rally in Daytona Beach.
However, it can be a safe bet to put something between 100 to 300mg.
You're going to put something you found in this room in your mouth?
For a living, or just to put something in your mouth?
If you want to put something else in, you have to take something out.
We can also use that knowledge if we're going to put something underwater, like a sea wall or a pier.
You're supposed to put something to remind you what it was for.
On the stomach you need to put something cold, for example, pieces of ice wrapped in a towel.
He gave me enough pieces to put something together… probably an agent in place, working on biological weapons.
