Okay, the user wants me to translate "stretch-limousines" into Hebrew. Let me check if it's already in Hebrew. No, it's in English. So I need to translate it.
First, "stretch" in this context probably refers to a stretched limousine, which is a type of luxury vehicle. In Hebrew, "limousine" is "לIMO" or "למואסינ". The term "stretched" would be "ממתננת" or "ממתננת". So combining them, it might be "למואסינ ממתננת". But I should confirm if there's a standard term for "stretch limousine" in Hebrew. Maybe "�ימוזינה ממוטנת" is more common. Wait, "ממתננת" means stretched, but sometimes "ממתננת" is used. Alternatively, "�ימוזינה ממוטנת" could be another way. I need to make sure which term is more widely used. Let me think. In Hebrew, "�ימוזינה" is the standard term for limousine. "ממתננת" is the past participle of "לממתן" which means to stretch. So "�ימוזינה ממתננת" would be the correct translation. I think that's the right way to go. So the translation should be "�ימוזינה ממתננת".
�ימוזינה ממתננת
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