Examples of using "Pas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Okay, watch out.
- Look out!
- Be careful.
- Beware!
Recently.
His pace quickened.
I'm just beginning.
Careful!
Be careful, Tom!
Beware of imitations.
Beware of the dog!
- Watch your head!
- Watch your head.
Watch your toes.
Beware of jellyfish.
- Be careful.
- Be careful!
- Attention!
- Heads up!
Look after yourself.
- Take care!
- Be careful.
Who has your passport?
I quickened my pace.
It wasn't until I was well into my college years
Watch out for the edges here.
How huge that airship is!
Look out for rock slides.
Above all, beware of pickpockets.
His car has just been repaired.
- Look out! There's a truck coming!
- Look out! There's a lorry coming!
Beware of the dog.
She was only twenty years old.
The wall is freshly painted.
I just received your message yesterday.
- We did not get your letter until yesterday.
- We didn't get your letter until yesterday.
But this gang of cheetahs are just getting started.
- Christmas is a week away.
- Christmas is just a week away.
- Take care lest you should fall.
- Be careful not to fall.
Look after the children this afternoon.
Christmas is just two weeks from now.
- Did you meet him recently?
- Did you just get to know him?
Why have you come only now?
Tom and I just got engaged.
It was not until I called that he came.
- Take care.
- Take care!
I only found out about that today.
Be careful that you don't get lost.
Mind yourself. That knife is sharp.
We're newlyweds.
Warning! It's very spicy.
Christmas is just three days away.
- Christmas is only three weeks off.
- Christmas is just three weeks away.
The blankets were helpful.
Tom didn't get home until late last night.
Watch out! Here comes the fuzz!
Be careful with the bad dog.
- Look out!
- Pay attention!
Beware lest you should miss the train.
- Look out!
- Look out.
when dinosaurs were just getting their start.
Then, and only then, hope will come.
But his troubles have only just begun.
But for others, the trials are just beginning.
Pay attention.
Christmas is only a few days away.
I've just arrived at the station.