Examples of using "Stukje" in a sentence and their english translations:
Bit of a stone to act as a weight.
Please fetch me a piece of paper.
Tom wants to eat some apple pie.
Tom wanted another piece of watermelon.
Give me a tip.
Jamal feels a little better.
Have some.
She's searching for a dark, quiet patch.
This building is an irreproachable piece of architecture.
Mary gave Tom the first piece of cake.
[Bear] Get a bit of paracord, can tie him up.
Let's zoom in on a small cube in the ocean.
Can I offer you another piece of cake?
Tom and Mary took a stroll together.
Tom wrote a message on a slip of paper.
Get a bit of paracord, we can tie him up.
The girl made a doll out of a piece of cloth.
A piece of chocolate a day keeps the doctor away.
Actually, I did a nice little piece on this, and it was fabulous.
Every bit of grammar can't be some kind of abstract grammatical code;
On a bendy bit of willow, I can pull it back like that.
I want some paper.
Put a piece of cake aside for me. I have to go.
Now, had I not been wearing a little piece of my identity on my head,
Okay, let's roll this out. Okay, the best thing to use for this is a bit of paracord,
See, he picks up his hands as if he is eating a piece of food,
And it's this sharp bit down here, I want to protect it from. Okay.
Please fetch me a piece of paper.
In fact, I want to show you a clip from a show that aired
is so vast and so tiny, the speck of life we can conceive and touch,
"Yes," Dima replied, brushing off a piece of half-eaten fish that had gotten stuck to his right sleeve. "I'd like to buy that one there."
It is fairly safe to say that the family bound for Australia, or wherever it may be, has in its mind a vision of a nice house, or a flat, with maybe a bit of garden.
Clyde Tombaugh's job was to photograph one small piece of the night sky at a time. He then had to carefully examine and compare the photos in an effort to detect an unidentified moving point of light that might be a planet.