Examples of using Took 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
Filming took nine weeks.
Took it out of your share.
When he had arrived they took him to the upper room.
He took her hand, pressing it.
She heard the Jeffersonian took a hit since she's been gone.
We took every precaution possible.
But when he came here, he took the name of Deborah's general.
He took all the love and energy from me.
What did that ER doctor say when he took out your stitches?
If people took seriously that finding.
Got careless with him some time back, and he took my whole arm off.
I took you off the streets, I fed you for years.
What happened to Darrell took me to Father Jack. And I changed.
He took one for the team and he had such a great game.
My husband's business took him to Africa, and he loved safari.
I took the medicines, and they didn't help,” she says.
Around 1:30 PM the airport took the flight off the arrivals board.
They took me off the rack and I tortured souls and I liked it.
You did just launch a rocket that nearly took out the international space station.
Crawford took one bullet to the head and 5 to the chest.
Admiral Rolland took you to the plane himself, didn't he?
More took a hit on the TVs, but every other department made a killing.
And then when he took you into the woods, I had to do something.
He took the shoulders to my dress down and my dress fell to the floor.
Every UK Ambulance service took part in the event, along with private training providers.
If he took him home, what sort of life awaited Qais in Maidan Sabz?
My dad, he took a white kid and made him play tennis.
And they took the boy away alive and were immeasurably comforted.
The army took us to the mosque, to take the dead to the cemetery.
A shell took half his back away at Ypres but at least he made it home.