Examples of using Yourself in the foot in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Shoot yourself in the foot.
But you're actually shooting yourself in the foot.
You shoot yourself in the foot here.
Because it looks like you just shot yourself in the foot.
You shot yourself in the foot.
By acting like that, you are only shooting yourself in the foot.
Why Shoot Yourself in the Foot?
That is the argument of not shooting yourself in the foot.
So you shot yourself in the foot twice.
Metaphorically and morally it's like shooting yourself in the foot.
Don't shoot yourself in the foot.
By taking your unreasonable position against guns, you have shot yourself in the foot.
Don't Shoot Yourself In the Foot!
Shoot yourself in the foot is a metaphor.
How not to shoot yourself in the foot!
Just shoot yourself in the foot or something.
And you talk about shooting yourself in the foot!
Shooting yourself in the foot: good.
It's like"shooting yourself in the foot.".
Don't shoot yourself in the foot like this.
You're shooting yourself in the foot before you even start.
You realize you have shot yourself in the foot, right?
You're shooting yourself in the foot here.
Sort of shooting yourself in the foot, right?
It's like shooting yourself in the foot on purpose.".
You must be shooting yourself in the foot, right?
That's like shooting yourself in the foot, isn't it?
You have kind of shot yourself in the foot, don't you think?
Trust me, you're shooting yourself in the foot before you have even started.