Examples of using Would clear in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It would clear him.
Even if killing him would clear your name?
It would clear your head.
Passing H.R. B6A would clear my head.
It would clear the air.
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If we went back, you would clear the way?
Who would clear the land?
I swore to my team that I would clear our names.
It would clear her head.
Don't worry, Wes said he would clear everyone out.
He would clear 6, 8 grand.
Thought talking to that guy would clear things up.
A tornado would clear the air and give the unsub the privacy to do his thing.
See, I told you, Sage, that this would clear my head.
I think it would clear the air, right?
I was hoping that a few days away from this place would clear her mind.
Maybe that would clear his head.
I backed you in there, Jim, on the understanding you would clear my son's name.
But I knew you would clear your schedule for one of the richest women in the world.
I didn't know what kind of thing, but I was hoping the party would clear that up.
You know what would clear your ass?
So, somehow,I have got to catch Dominguez and find the answers that would clear my name.
Because you thought it would clear the field for you.
My brother, Bastian, works for them,but he hasn't been carrying his weight. I told them I would clear his debt.
When they were done with the scenes, they would clear Hart's body leaving only the hand to show.
We believe that DavidRonaldo was murdered because he had evidence that would clear Luis Cruz.
Eitan would cover from above and we would clear the bunkers from within, until he was hit in the head and fell inside.".
Even if he did, I doubt he would admit it, even if it would clear his daughter for murder.
I kind of promised my wife that the, you know, things would clear out by, say… You promised your wife, did you?
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