Examples of using "Let" in a sentence and their english translations:
Please pay attention.
- I'm attentive.
- I'm paying attention.
- Watch Tom.
- Pay attention to Tom.
Head or tail?
Attention, danger to life!
- Look out for pickpockets.
- Beware of pickpockets.
Don't pay attention to her.
- You're not listening!
- You're not paying attention!
- You don't listen!
- Watch your mouth!
- Watch your tongue.
- No one pays attention to Tom.
- Nobody is paying attention to Tom.
- Nobody pays attention to Tom.
Watch your language.
Don't get fat.
Keep an eye on my suitcases.
Keep an eye on your wallet.
- Watch your language.
- Watch your mouth!
- Be careful what you say!
- I won't tolerate such language!
- Mind your language.
Pay attention to what he says.
Above all, watch your diet.
Please look after my luggage.
I watch my weight very carefully.
Careful; watch out for snakes!
Watch carefully.
Watch your step in going down the stairs.
Please don't mind me.
- Red sky in the morning, shepherd's warning.
- Red sky in the morning, sailor's warning.
Watch Tom.
Attention!
Pay attention and smile for the camera!
- Heads or tails?
- Head or tail?
It may look beautiful, but beware.
He never pays attention to what I say.
Pay attention.
Don't pay any attention to what he says.
Please take more care in the future.
- Take care not to catch a cold.
- Look out that you don't catch cold.
- Be careful not to catch a cold.
- Look out!
- Take care!
- Watch out!
- Attention!
Keep watch on that man.
- Watch yourselves.
- Watch yourselves!
- Watch yourselves.
- Watch yourselves!
Careful, steps!
Beware of thieves.
Make sure this door stays locked.
- Watch your fingers!
- Watch your fingers.
Don't pay attention to her. She's just jealous.
Try not to knock over the drink.
Hold your tongue, or you'll be punished.
See to it that no strangers come into this room.
- Heads or tails?
- Head or tail?
If you ever do that again, be careful!
He never pays much attention to what his teacher says.
Observe the speed limits!
- Careful!
- Watch yourselves.
Keep an eye out for when two choices appear on the screen.
Make sure that the lights are turned off before you leave.
- Watch your mouth!
- Be careful what you say!
- Watch out!
- Careful!
Watch the door.
Watch your tongue, Mary!
Be careful when you pass through the street's busy traffic.
Keep an eye on my bag while I buy a ticket.
Attention!
Keep watch on that man.
Take no account of what he said, he was only joking.
Watch your mouth or you'll get it.
Caution.