Examples of using Trace of it in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
But only a trace of it remains.
I'm going to erase every trace of it.
No trace of it at the hospital!
If so we found no trace of it.
No trace of it is to be found in the wreckage.
You can't find any trace of it?
I didn't find any trace of it, though, on her skin or her clothes.
An hour later there was no trace of it.
Also, no trace of it on the top or the bottom of the laundry chute.
Sodium chloride. Not a trace of it.
And there wasn't any trace of it on the recordings.
And then he went and erased every trace of it.
But, the thing is, there's no trace of it on our vic or our killer.
Whatever it was, they can't find a trace of it.
However, they couldn't find a trace of it in his system.
Those containment patrolsaren't going to stop… until they have wiped out every trace of it.
Once it does so, there will be no trace of it left behind.
Now… this particular species proved to be so aggressive anddangerous that he had no choice but to destroy every trace of it.
And we need to destroy it and every trace of it so we can cook.
He later volunteered to assist Remus Lupin in the search for Moody's body to give him a proper burial,but they could find no trace of it.
If he found any such proof, he left no trace of it in his writings.
He later volunteered to assist Remus Lupin in searching for Moody's body to give him a proper burial,but they could find no trace of it.
And no one's ever found a trace of it.
If he did hire a second gunman,maybe we will find some trace of it.
Yeah. We know Jenny wasdoped with roofies. We couldn't find a trace of it in Robert Costa's room.
Zochrot's tour returns the destroyed Palestinianlocality to the landscape from which it had been removed and any trace of it erased.
On February 10, 2006, the building was set ablaze, and its entire archive, with all its back issues and photographs, was burned and destroyed,and not a trace of it was left.
If there ever was a Rainmaker there… there was no trace of it left.
There is also no conceivable event that could have"destroyed" a continent, since its huge mass of sial rocks would have to end up somewhere-and there is no trace of it at the bottom of the oceans.