Examples of using "Vast" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm fasting.
Tom is fasting.
It's stuck.
I was stuck.
Are you stuck?
- Hold this.
- Hold this!
Ice is solid.
I must be dreaming.
Hold me.
Sami is fasting today.
Tom is trapped.
Okay, so that is secure.
Fasten your seat belt.
She tied him up.
- The zipper is stuck.
- The zipper's stuck.
- It's not up for discussion.
- The decision is final.
Solid water is called ice.
- You are tired, aren't you?
- You're tired, aren't you?
I'm stuck here.
Stay strong.
Hold the rope.
There's something stuck.
Buckle your seatbelts.
Make an appointment.
Screw it in tight.
Yeah, that's jammed in a little crevice over there. Okay, let's tie this off, here we go.
I'm stuck in a traffic jam.
They're trapped.
Once this goes, we're committed.
You better be ready!
And that is why we're stuck.
But we're committed now.
and trying to capture, it was...
Hang onto Daddy!
Tom must be from Australia.
You're probably bored stiff.
Is this bolt secure?
I'm sure she doesn't have an alcohol problem.
They held hands.
They must be busy.
Tom is likely to be hungry.
- Tom will likely be angry.
- Tom will likely be mad.
Tom set the precedence.
The guards grabbed Tom.
I held Tom tight.
We are definitely leaving this country.
Hold the vase with both hands.
Tie your shoes.
And we'll use that to pin the head.
It's actually caught in all the cobwebs.
I think you can relate to this feeling.
Because there are no fixed schedules. Well...
So what I do know is right now I'm committed.
The milk froze and became solid.
Why are you holding my hands?
Hold it with both hands.
She held on to my hand tightly.
Take a breath and hold it.
I firmly believe.
Tom was trapped.
Tom is stuck in the past.
- Tom's trapped.
- Tom is trapped.
I'm trapped.
You must be starving.
I was caught in a traffic jam.
They've still got Tom.
Hold the baby very carefully.
Hold tight.