Examples of using Was understood in English and their translations into Hebrew
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What was understood?
That was natural, it was understood.
It was understood.
I thought that was understood.
This was understood by early Christians.
People also translate
Everything was understood.
The rest was understood.
It wasn't one of Vernon's rules but it was understood.
The mistake was understood too late.
ALL ready?Ready as we're ever gonna be. We thought it was understood.
In the UK, it was understood that babies cry.
Those guys didn't want me to go,but I looked up at Jimmy… nodded, and it was understood that I was going for it.
Before the disease was understood, sufferers have branded“werewolves.”.
As a man reveals himself by his gestures and the expression of his countenance,so in ancient mythology Jehovah was understood through Michael.
I thought it was understood that when it came to our little enterprise.
I thought that was understood.
If everything was understood it would change The Game dramatically.
I thought that was understood.
I thought it was understood… that I, as the oldest son, would run Hazard Iron.
They were to receive no further food or drink, and it was understood that they would be sent to the crematorium the next night.
And it was understood that General Smith was not being premature with the recommendation for Option 4.
We'wha was a Zuni Native American, and was understood in her community as a lhamana, a male-bodied person who lived as a woman.
The hint was understood immediately: Israel withdrew, and the outcry against withdrawal subsided along with the national honour.
Among the families we observed and interviewed,we found that book selection was understood as a valuable tool in developing specific interests and knowledge, especially science topics such as space, weather, or dinosaurs.
At this time it was understood that Senator Kennedy was conscious… although it was not understood if he said anything at all.
Before the disease was understood, those afflicted with it were branded'werewolves'.
The order was understood as saying that even if people's lives were put at risk by opening fire, the soldiers should open fire nonetheless.
At the time, thinking was understood to be an internal verbal process, a process that researchers imagined would be easy to replicate in a computer.
Once that was understood, New Zealand winemakers started to keep their wines very cold until they were sold, because you can slow the process of hydrolysis by lowering the temperature.'.