Examples of using "Lopettaa" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can we knock it off, please?
"You should stop." "I don't want to stop."
I'm trying to quit.
Who's quitting?
Tom is quitting.
I am going to give up smoking.
- You should quit smoking.
- You ought to stop smoking.
I want to leave school.
You can't quit now.
I want to leave school.
Tom wanted to quit smoking.
Tom decided to quit smoking.
Tom wants to quit.
I don't want to quit.
I wanna quit my job.
How can one stop smoking?
Can you stop yelling?
You should stop.
I want to end this.
- I'll quit.
- I'm going to quit.
My assistant threatened to quit.
- You should give up smoking.
- It is best that you stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking cigarettes.
- Tom decided to quit smoking.
- Tom has decided to quit smoking.
He tried in vain to quit smoking.
I can't stop shaking my leg.
You should give up drinking.
It is difficult to give up smoking.
He decided to quit smoking.
Tom ought to stop smoking.
You need to stop playing.
- Will you stop saying that?
- Could you stop saying that?
You could stop this.
You should stop that.
You have to stop it.
You've got to stop this.
- You should give up smoking.
- You should quit smoking.
I'm not quitting now.
He tries to stop smoking.
- It is difficult to give up smoking.
- It's hard to quit smoking.
- Quitting smoking is difficult.
- It's hard to stop smoking.
- It's difficult to quit smoking.
- It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
- You must give up smoking.
- You must stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking.
Why should I quit?
Please put an end to this quarreling.
You can't quit now.
I can't give up smoking.
You ought to stop smoking.
- I am determined to give up smoking.
- I'm determined to give up smoking.
We've got to finish on time.
He decided to give up smoking once and for all.
It is time to stop watching television.
Bob often tries to give up smoking.
She ought to have finished her homework.
He decided to give up smoking once and for all.
Tom wanted to quit practicing law.
You should stop doing that.
I know why you're planning to quit your job.
I've decided to stop studying French.
You need to stop lying to yourself.
You should stop reading romance novels.
He tried in vain to quit smoking.
- You should give up smoking.
- You must give up smoking.
- You must stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking cigarettes.
- You need to stop smoking.
Tom had no intention of quitting.
You should quit smoking.
- You can stop now.
- They can stop now.
I told him to stop.
Maybe you should stop reading romance novels.
I can stop smoking anytime I want.
I want to leave school.
Will you stop answering my questions with a question?
Most smokers say that they want to quit.
Will you stop answering my questions with a question?
McDonald's will discontinue the use of boneless lean beef trimmings in their hamburgers.
He says that he won't give up smoking.
- Quit gambling.
- Stop gambling.
- You must stop gambling.
Can you please stop that?
Tom knew why Mary wanted to quit her job.
On my way home, I could not stop thinking about what had happened.
The man who stops learning is as good as dead.
Now that you've decided to quit your job, you look happy.
He had to leave school because he was poor.
You can't stop now.
- You can't stop it.
- You can't stop him.
You should stop peeking when people are using their cellphones.
I couldn't understand why Tom wanted to quit school.
I just wanted to stop.
I think that maybe I should stop reading romance novels.
I can't stop anything.
Tom had no choice but to quit his job.
I think we should break up.