Examples of using Which literally in English and their translations into Hebrew
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My primary condition is Aniridia, which literally means'no iris'.
You can also“hacer fiaca” which literally translates to“doing laziness.” This would be anything that doesn't require great physical or mental effort.
The Berlin Wall was famously constructed which literally divided families.
Dandelion, which literally translates into“lion's tooth” in French, is rich in vitamin A, vitamin C, iron and calcium and detoxifiers which explains its common inclusion in medicines.
You can also“hacer flaca” which literally translates to“doing laziness.”.
And I found this Wikipedia entry on the Seyfert galaxy,containing this sentence, which literally translates as.
Rejuvenate has a Latin root which literally means"the return of youth.".
This year, Italian olive groves were infected with very dangerous viruses for plants,including a microbe called Xylella Fastidiosa, which literally“attacked” the Puglia region.
Tony Maguire- writer, which literally blew up the world with their books.
By his efforts in 1919,the first model of the mixer called‘H5' appeared on the market, which literally stirred up the market.
Name O.B. is an abbreviation, which literally from German stands for"without pads".
This form of compensation was referred to by the German government as Wiedergutmachung, which literally means“making good again.”.
Especially the younger generation, which literally grew up among computers and the World Wide Web.
The Greeks translated"puppets" as"neurospasta," which literally means string-pulling.
That is why it is called'occult' which literally means'hidden or concealed'- not obvious to the untrained eye.
This is a technique called"Pique Assiette", which literally means"broken plate".
Bribe- a very pale beige shade, which literally merged with my skin and refused to emerge clearly in the photo.
Tiramisu is an Italian dessert, the name of which literally means“to lift me up.”.
The director himself also had a hard time, which literally affected his health- in July 1964 he had a heart attack, and the shooting was stopped until September.
Beautiful, dense eyelashes- the female weapon of exclusive force which literally is forcing down from feet of men.
These statues, idols, images and icons are called'lo-ulhim' which literally means'not creators' or'not all-powerful ones', because they were merely handcrafted by carpenters, masons and artisans.
RS translates from the German RennSport, which literally means racing sport.
The same applies to the words of dough, which literally means«dough» and is also used to mean«money».
They called themselves the Argonauts, which literally translates into Argo sailors.
In Japan, pedometer is called Manpo-kei, which literally means"10,000 steps meter".
A parallel view lies in the term universology, which literally means"the science of the universe.".
There is a Frenchsaying, je ne sais quoi, which literally translated means‘I know not what'.
An Estonian version of bon apetite is j? tcu leyba which literally means something like: that your bread is sufficient.
Sceletium is also known as Kanna, Channa, and Kougoed- which literally means,‘chew things' or‘something to chew'.
When the beam hit,you must have been caught up in a massive… energy inversion, which literally dragged you through space… back to the power source here on earth.