Examples of using Try with 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
Try with me.
You should try with a saddle.
Try with cutlery!
Clinch, you can try with Stefan.
Now try with the left hand.
I'm sure I can only try with your help.
Let's try with something more specific.
Not the sort of thing you try with a neighbor.
Let's try with the words.
Here are a few very simple and easy activities that you could try with your children.
Maybe try with the texting.
Here are some activities you could try with you children at home.
Let me try with another camera.
What do you think, if we wait a week,they will forget and give us another try with a new kid?
We could try with some lavander.
If you have been waiting for a while with an indication of where to go,drop it and try with your thumb only.
Next time, try with your eyes open!
Try with all your might But there is no way we are letting go of you.
I don't even know why I try with those two.- Honestly.
I wanna try with Jenny in the morning but I don't have a place to stay.
Question: Why is it that no matter how much I try with all my might to earn money, I don't succeed?
Therefore, I try with all my strength and delay the moment so as not to do the operation.
At first they did what infants do, just bashed it with their fists, and then I asked, through Sue,if Panbanisha could try with one finger only.
Or, you can try with a different browser.
And you try with might and main, to do whatever you can, but you are always focusing on,"This is the outcome.".
In some ways, it feels very much like I'm a potter,that we tackle the things that are at our wheel, we try with the skill that we have to think about this next bowl that I want to make.
Can we try with real bullets now?
Not with the optic zoom. I can try with the electronic one, but we're going to lose definition.
And I try with all my might to show that I was born there and still live there, and there are thousands like me!
Or we could try with this, but I don't think… The 14th?