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1 יימח שמו
Damn him! May his name be erased -
2 ייקחהו האופל
damn him, to hell with him -
3 כלב מי שלא
damn you if you do not (Hebr. slang) -
4 אין עם מי לדבר
no one cares, nobody gives a damn, it's useless -
5 בלי לדפוק חשבון
as one pleases, without giving a damn -
6 הכלבים נובחים והשיירה עוברת
no one gives a damn, business as usual -
7 השתין על-
didn't give a damn about- -
8 חירבן
v. to shit; to spoil, cause failure, mess up; not to give a damn -
9 חרבן
v. be spoiled; messed up————————v. be spoiled; to fail, fizzle————————v. to shit; to spoil, cause failure, mess up; not to give a damn -
10 לא אכפת לו מכלום
doesn't care about anything, doesn't give a damn -
11 לא הזיז לו
didn't give a damn, couldn't care less -
12 לא השתין לכיוון שלו
didn't give a damn about him, couldn't care less about him -
13 לא זרק עליו
didn't give a damn about him, couldn't care less about him -
14 לא ירק לכיוון שלו
didn't give a damn about him, couldn't care less about him -
15 לא מזיז לו
doesn't give a damn, couldn't care less -
16 לא מזיז לו כהוא-זה
doesn't give a damn, couldn't care less -
17 לא עושה חשבון
doesn't give a damn, does as he pleases -
18 לא עשה חשבון
threw money around; did as he liked, didn't give a damn -
19 לא עשה חשבון לאף אחד
does not give a damn -
20 לא שם
didn't give a damn, couldn't care less
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