Examples of using Would test in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It would test him.
They decided they would test her.
We would test it together.
You said if I got you samples you would test them.
And you would test them.
People also translate
Seek spots I haven't explored yet, which would test my limits.
People would test him too.
I am very fond of both onions and garlic so I decided I would test myself.
They would test your patience.
They sprinkled that stuff around the ship because they knew we would test it.
They would test you somehow.
Because I knew they had access to an old blood sample.I knew they would test it sometime for something.
I would test ideas on him.
I suppose that"certain things" would test the limit of our friendship.
I would test such vaunted words and the depths of your loyalty.
Sometimes that encounter would test Bowles's own aesthetic assumptions.
He would test his followers with acts of murder in order to prove their devotion.
Now, a transgression like that would test the virtues of even the most forgiving woman.
You took Deedee's sample from me and switched it with your own, knowing it would test positive for mercury.
My dad would test me,” Larkin explains.
On their voyages they encountered monster-like creatures and perilous lands that would test their powers of survival to the very limit.
Her birth would test Smith in totally new ways.
The coat Senator Morra wore that day,pretty sure it would test positive for NZT if someone thinks to test it.
He knew I would test it, and he will expect me to turn around.
It was a decision that would test the brothers' bond and the fate of all Egypt.
No one would test you to see whether you will ultimately stay committed towards this Fa;
It's not something the hospitals would test for. And it's certainly not something they would suspect.
She would test your blood samples for the antibodies and may suggest a booster dose before pregnancy if the levels are low(13).
China gives us tangrams, which would test solvers' abilities to form shapes from the jumbled pieces.
Executioners would test their skills by trying to prolong the torture for as long as possible.