Examples of using Which makes him in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Which makes him an ass.
It's the coat which makes him dapper.
Which makes him even cuter!
Now he's desperate which makes him more dangerous.
Which makes him a smart criminal.
It's not just speed which makes him dangerous.
Which makes him the serial killer.
Now he's desperate, which makes him even more dangerous.
Which makes him the perfect hired assassin.
And this appears to be personal, which makes him more dangerous.
Which makes him totally unpredictable.
But he's clearly valuable to Beijing, which makes him valuable to us.
Which makes him exactly like the rest of us.
Whoever snatched her is connected to Escher, which makes him a problem for all of us.
Okay, which makes him our primary suspect, right?
He has animal needs, and he knows it, which makes him, in a word, human.
Which makes him a good person to know if I'm trying to find that assassin.
Unfortunately, Mac, he's been exposed to confidential intelligence, which makes him a national security threat.
He's likable, which makes him even more dangerous.
When a man fights against his own masculinity and is confused about it,a barrier is created which makes him fight against women.
Which makes him more unpredictable, which makes him more dangerous.
Bauer's special advisor to the secretary of defense, which makes him a high-value prisoner and a gold mine of information.
James has now cured the appallingbuffeting in the Audi with the simple addition of a bandanna… which makes him look very manly.
He knows America like an American, sir, which makes him useful to his uncle, Diego Fornes, who runs the Southern half of El Salvador, sir.
You have had a little bad luck in the dating department, but Caleb is innocent,maybe, which makes him totally porkable.
Julius Caesar notes that Cassius has a“lean andhungry look”, which makes him and the audience rightfully suspicious of his motives as a conspirator to kill Caesar.
He's a Iittle slower than the average student, a Iittle bigger,and he won't fight back, which makes him a constant target.
Before that,he served three tours in Afghanistan with Bob Lee Swagger, which makes him uniquely qualified to discuss our fugitive.
He may be desperate and unstable,but he's still one of the best snipers in the world, which makes him a man to be feared.
Mark can't accept that his other half, his stronger half, is gone,and he's dissembling, which makes him even more dangerous.