Examples of using To study something in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Want to study something?
I should have pushed her to study something else.
I suggested she give it a chance, get more experience in it, but if she does not find her place,she can choose to study something else.
I want to study something.
Consider this for a moment: In all your schooling,did anyone ever teach you how to study something?
Am I going to study something?
For example he has invited and given classes to many thousands of Arab and Jewish children at the botanical garden,bringing them together to study something of interest to all communities.
Do you have to study something else before?
Around that time she met Luis, an executive; they became lovers,and he persuaded her to study something related to business administration.
It's a chance to study something rare and exciting up close.
His father, a survivor of the Dachau concentration camp, who had experienced years of deprivation,pressured his son to study something that would enable him to make a living.
Now you have to study something seriously.”.
Using questionnaires to study something beyond the ego is impossible because the ego itself answers the questionnaires, and the ego is neither interested nor able to see beyond its own lies.
You should have chosen to study something else?
Because I wanted to study something that had nothing mathematical.
And Pause if you want to study something that we have done.
And one of the best ways to study something without contaminating it is to have an intermediary.
It was only after my family's economicsituation stabilized that I felt I had the courage to study something that wasn't related to the exact sciences: I got a master's degree in sociology and clinical psychology.
She's probably got to study or something, right?
Barry, don't you have some books to study or something?
Maybe something new to study will find you.
It's something special to study music,” says Irina.
To study or examine something carefully and in detail in order to understand it more.
I want to study. I want to do something with my life.
Question: My wife is wondering why it is necessary for me to study Kabbalah and not something else?
I decided to study abroad because I wanted to do something by myself.
She needs time to be alone and to study, she wants to make something of herself, and how can she do that if she's busy changing dirty diapers?
I decided to study law at university because I wanted to do something that was relevant to everyday life.
If one can decide that he does not already know everything about a subject andcan say to himself,“Here is something to study, let's study it,” he can overcome this obstacle and be able to learn.