Examples of using "Päälle" in a sentence and their english translations:
Turn on the air conditioner.
Put on your coat.
He stepped on the brake.
- Turn on the radio.
- Turn the radio on.
What happened to Tom's head?
- Tom turned on the TV.
- Tom turned the TV on.
- Tom switched on the TV.
Tom turned on the heater.
Sprinkle the gratin with parmesan.
Don't leave the TV on.
Don't leave the light on.
Would you put on the air conditioning?
Tom flipped on the TV.
We're done. Put the layers back on.
Get the lid on him.
You left your lights on.
Turn on the light, please.
Put your hands on your head.
Would you please turn on the TV?
Please turn on the television.
- I turned on the lights.
- I turned the lights on.
Put on your pajamas.
Put on your blinker.
- Put on your coat.
- Put your coat on.
She really knows how to cook.
- Turn on the radio, please.
- Turn the radio on, please.
Turn on the phone charger for me please.
You can turn on the lights by clapping.
Tom turned on the right blinker.
And if I just use this buff, and pee on it.
May I turn on the radio?
Tom turned on the light.
Don't step on the broken glass.
- Tom turned on the lights.
- Tom turned the lights on.
Tom turned on the radio.
Put this book on top of the others.
Don't leave the light on.
- May I turn on the television?
- Can I turn on the TV?
Don't leave the air conditioner on.
- Would you put on the air conditioning?
- Would you please turn on the air conditioner?
- Don't keep the TV on!
- Don't leave the TV on.
Tom turned on the heater.
Tom stepped on the scale.
Don't leave the light on.
Will it disturb you if I turn on the TV?
Don't put anything on top of the box.
Do you mind if I turn on the radio?
I do not want to step on it.
They are shitting on our flag in the Centenario stadium.
throwing her web over the top.
- Turn on the light, please.
- Turn the light on, please.
Would you mind if I turned the TV on?
She spilled her drink all over my tuxedo.
I turned on the radio.
It's better to be safe than sorry.
Oh, the streetlights have turned on.
Tom ran over a dog yesterday.
My initials are on my briefcase.
Tom turned on the speakerphone.
Do you want to overwrite the saved data?
A heavy stone slab was lowered over the grave.
Why don't you put on some clothes?
Tom put some jam on his toast.
I'm going to change into more comfortable clothes.
Got to be a bit careful I don't land on top of the snake.
Venice, Italy A city built on water
He's putting on a coat.
- Feeling hot, I turned on the fan.
- It was hot, so I turned on the fan.
Put on your pajamas.
Don't bend over the table. Sit up straight.
- Will it disturb you if I turn on the TV?
- Do you mind if I turn on the TV?
Put on your apron.
Jump on the creature to kill it.
Now shake hands and make up.
Don't put anything on top of the box.
The motor died before we got to the top of the hill.
I should have worn a coat.