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לְסַפֵּק אֶת הַסְּחוֹרָה
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When people keeping their promises or fulfill the expectations we have of them, we say they've "delivered the goods" in English.
The Hebrew equivalent to this expression is an almost-literal translation - הוּא סִפֵּק אֶת הַסְּחוֹרָה (hoo see-PEK et hah-seh-khoh-RAH) - literally, he supplied the goods/merchandise.
To supply or provide is לְסַפֵּק (leh-sah-PEK), an active-intensive פִּעֵל verb.
The Hebrew equivalent to this expression is an almost-literal translation - הוּא סִפֵּק אֶת הַסְּחוֹרָה (hoo see-PEK et hah-seh-khoh-RAH) - literally, he supplied the goods/merchandise.
To supply or provide is לְסַפֵּק (leh-sah-PEK), an active-intensive פִּעֵל verb.
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