Examples of using To the screen 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
Not to the screen.
Swung on and foul to the screen.
Back to the screen, it's an AMOLED that folds down the middle.
He turned to the screen.
Mysterio is not an easy villain to bring to the screen.
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He did something to the screen. I swear to God!
Would you mind standing next to the screen?
Thank you. To make it to the screen, we will need the right team behind it.
I said and pointed to the screen.
Read- output to the screen the recipients who opened and read your letters.
If you look to the screen.
He smiled up at me briefly before returning his attention to the screen.
Maybe because you have been talking to the screen for the last 90 minutes.
Write- output to the screen the recipients who unsubscribed from your mailing list.
Put your hand to the screen.
Please turn your attention to the screen, as we say goodbye to old friends.
Believe me, you will be glued to the screen.
Using HD broadcasting the quantity of data transmitted to the screen is much higher than the standard resolution television broadcasts we see today.
We take a look at Bambi's return to the screen….
Cassandra, your brainwaves will be transmitted to the screen, so we will be able to see exactly what you saw and heard.
My heroines bring their dreams to the screen.
She rewound the game, pressed pause,put her face close to the screen, looked deep into her son's frozen eyes, trying to see how bad it was.
He recalls first seeing Luke Skywalker learn about the force from Obi-WanKenobi and saying to the screen,“I want to do that.”.
Why am I glued to the screen?
Why did this plot come to the screen?
She said, turning back to the screen.
And it makes whatever message Spielberg sought to bring to the screen indefensible.
But I, as a child, it was not clearwhy the film with a funny name riveted to the screen all adults and serious uncles.
According to the American Academy of Pediatrics(AAP),a baby under 18 should not be exposed to the screen at all except for family-to-face interactions.