English to Hebrew Meaning of departed - עזבו

Departed :

עזבו

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Definitions of departed in English

Adjective
Noun
Verb

Examples of departed in English

(1) The triumphalism gives way to the mourning contemplation of a dear departed friend's great qualities of heart and mind.(2) Colleagues held a minute's silence as a mark of respect for their departed friend at last Friday night's card drive in Knock Community Centre.(3) We approached the graceful verandah covered in wisteria, and we instinctively lowered our voices, as we could sense the spirits of the departed wafting around.(4) And it is no length ago since the sadly departed Charlie McCreevy was telling us that we are throwing too much money and not enough action at the problem.(5) By visiting it on an occasion when people went to shrines and temples as a mark of respect and remembrance to departed souls, Koizumi felt that he was apparently doing no harm.(6) The book also features the final work of my dear departed friend Edvin Biukovic, artist of Grendel and Human Target.(7) God bless our departed brother-in-arms, a risen rainbow warrior for peace and sustainable harmony.(8) Some attended workshops to make little candle lanterns that illuminated the face of a dead ancestor - or occasionally a departed kittycat.(9) They were discussing the trip to the mainland, shopping for just the right casket for their dear departed friend.(10) Local cemeteries hold not only the remains of our dearly departed but are also a treasure trove of information waiting to be gleaned from the monuments to be found there.(11) Sponsorship cards are still available and everyone who participates in this walk will have played a part in remembering the faithfully departed of the area.(12) Several other scholars and organisations have condoled his demise and paid tributes to the departed soul.(13) York Wasps paid the perfect tribute to their departed coach Lee Crooks yesterday by finally delivering the kind of committed performance he so desperately wanted to see.(14) After a minute's silence for departed members the meeting was zipped through in exemplary fashion - no hanging around with Chairman James!(15) Jerry Kupcinet has some nice memories of the departed Mr. Hackett.(16) His popularity was evident when thousands turned up at Thiru-vananthapuram to pay homage to the departed comrade and console his wife and three children.

Related Phrases of departed

(1) depart ::

לַעֲזוֹב

(2) the departed ::

היוצאים

(3) departed soul ::

נשמת הנפטר

Related Phrases of departed

(1) depart ::

לַעֲזוֹב

(2) the departed ::

היוצאים

(3) departed soul ::

נשמת הנפטר

Synonyms

Adjective

1. dead ::

מֵת

2. gone ::

נעלם

Noun

3. deceased ::

נפטר

Verb

4. leave ::

לעזוב

5. deviate ::

לִסְטוֹת

6. start ::

הַתחָלָה

7. go away ::

לך מפה

8. quit ::

לְהַפְסִיק

9. diverge ::

לִסְטוֹת

10. digress ::

לִסְטוֹת

11. pull up stakes ::

למשוך את האוהל

Word Example from TV Shows

Mourning her dear DEPARTED boy.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 4

That we have DEPARTED from the path of righteousness

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

Examples of departed from TV Shows

Mourning her dear DEPARTED boy.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 4

That we have DEPARTED from the path of righteousness

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

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