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Meanings of rabbi in English
Usage of rabbi in English
1
I obliged the rabbi's wife and accepted the second helping of fish.
2
I wondered how long I'd have to wait for the great rabbi.
3
I told the rabbi that a Polish family had taken me in.
4
I chose a conservative rabbi and got an answer in two days.
5
The rabbi's daughter wasn't praying anymore; the new woman's sobs had quieted.
6
The individual in question was no more anti-Semitic than a chief rabbi.
7
Mayor Steve Vaus said the rabbi had been shot in the hand.
8
We had a rabbi right here in Jersey convicted of just that.
9
You don't have to be a rabbi to see that, she said.
10
I've borrowed a room from the rabbi so we can speak undisturbed.
11
She had been trying to get me to talk to the rabbi.
12
You'll be like my rabbi here. He said this with a wink.
13
I admit that I, personally - I am a rabbi of Israel.
14
Jacob continues, And how you have saved and hidden the rabbi's child.
15
The little rabbi shook his head darkly, and waved a dismal hand.
16
But an avowedly 1854, and taught by the converted rabbi above mentioned.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common