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1 set a clock
לכוון שעון* * *◙ ןועש ןווכל◄ -
2 set the clock back
להחזיר את השעה אחורנית; לשוב לחיות את העבר* * *◙ רבעה תא תויחל בושל ;תינרוחא העשה תא ריזחהל◄
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set a clock — tune a clock to the correct time … English contemporary dictionary
set the clock back — move the time on a clock backwards; relive past events … English contemporary dictionary
set the clock back — … Useful english dictionary
set the clock forward — … Useful english dictionary
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