Examples of using Will be able to cope in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I don't think you will be able to cope.
A good hand surgeon will be able to cope with a hand tumor even if it is a cyst or a tumor from another source such as a glomus tumor which is a painful tumor in the palm.
I can't do this for two years, nor will be able to cope.
And our team will be able to cope with such a task!
In some cases, fire denotes strength, power and destruction,which no living creature will be able to cope with.
Life that you will be able to cope with financially.
If all the former presidential forces are against Trump,I do not know if he will be able to cope with them.
These indicators, plus the patent application,make it a good bet that the next generation of AirPod will be able to cope(officially) with some water exposure.
Using standard formats also mean that Open Office will be able to cope with files created by other popular office packages and allow you complete freedom and ease of work.
However, we hope that the government that will be formed will be able to cope with this challenge and fight the phenomenon of racism and Holocaust denial prevalent in this party," Rabbi Goldschmidt said.
There is no doubt that a strong ideological andmoral front will be able to cope with the many challenges that lie ahead.”.
First mobile advertising billboard easily installed,even the most untrained employee of your company will be able to cope with this challenge yourself, and secondly, the mobile stand easy to transport, conveniently packaged and easy to fold- splits, and thirdly, it allows you to put'show' or presentation in the smallest indoors, and, finally, stylish advertising billboard, equipped with graphic panels will make a presentation to the illustrative effect.
Just using the right tactics, you will be able to cope with the disease.
Even schoolchildren will be able to cope with this task.
Then you will feel the flow of new forces, and you,of course, will be able to cope with the most seemingly unsolvable problems.
If you are physically fit you will be able to cope with your disease.
It is possible to clarify them paints of ashy shades which will be able to cope with yellowness, the appearing ambassador of clarification.
In their case, the best solution would be to connect the laptop orcomputer to the TV, since they will be able to cope with the output settings of the image, but it's unlikely to do without the normal Internet.
It could be that the Israeli legislature will have to use the Basic Law on Jerusalem in order to widen the authorities of the state in a way that will be able to cope effectively with the threats of Qatar to bring an"Islamic winter" to Jerusalem that it has been supporting since December of 2010.
Only a genuine, substantive democracy- one with a deep commitment to the principles of equality and freedom, respect for human dignity,and tolerance of others- will be able to cope with the tensions within Israeli society, with the challenges at home and abroad, with the threats posed by terrorism, war, poverty, and hatred.
Will the three be able to cope?
Will young people be able to cope with them?
They will never be able to cope.".
They will probably be able to cope with the difficulties.
Tom won't likely be able to cope with the situation.
So if everybody starts buying electric cars,the power stations won't be able to cope.