Examples of using "Zet" in a sentence and their english translations:
Turn it off.
Brace yourself.
- Put the kettle on.
- Go put the kettle on.
Turn it off, please.
- Put your hat on.
- Put on your hat.
Turn the sound off.
Turn it up.
Brace yourself!
Turn it off.
- Get set.
- Brace yourself.
- Hold tight.
- Sit down, please.
- Please have a seat.
- Please take a seat.
- Please sit down.
- Take a seat, please.
- Have a seat, please.
Don't turn it off yet.
- I'll put some coffee on.
- I will make some coffee.
- I'll make some coffee.
Turn on the TV.
Please turn it on.
Turn down the radio.
- Remove your hat.
- Take off your cap.
- Take off your hat.
- Turn the volume up.
- Turn up the volume.
It's your move.
- Turn up the music!
- Turn the music up!
Put away your bicycle.
Turn up the music!
Go for it!
Turn down the music.
Put that in writing.
Just put it there.
Sit down, Kate.
Cut the engine.
Cut the engine.
Turn down the volume, please.
Turn off the TV.
I'm reading. Turn the television off.
- Turn down the volume, please.
- Please turn down the volume.
This was such a radical move
Stick it in the ground.
- Turn off the radio, please.
- Please turn off the radio.
I take off my hat.
- Sit down!
- Sit down.
- Turn the music down.
- Turn down the music.
Turn on the rice cooker, please.
- Charge this to my account.
- Add this to my bill.
Please turn up the radio.
Sit down and rest for a while.
Don't turn it off yet.
Put Tom on a bus.
Water expands with heat.
Don't put that on the table.
Turn off that TV now!
Please take off your hat.
Sit down on the bench.
Don't put the chair there.
I am turning the sound of the radio down.
- Turn the music up.
- Turn up the music.
Please have a seat.
And that's me putting all my weight on it.
and it sets an aspirational goal
Don't put it on my desk.
Tom sometimes rips off his customers.
Put the car into the garage.
Put the words in alphabetical order.
Turn the TV down, please.
- Turn the radio up a little.
- Turn up the radio a little bit.
As soon as I get up, I fix the coffee.