Examples of using "Ylös" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stand up!
Stand up!
- Stand up!
- Get up.
- Stand up.
- Put your hands up!
- Hands up!
Get up, everybody.
When did you get up?
- Get up!
- Get up.
Let's go up.
- Get up!
- Get up.
- Put your hands up!
- Hands up!
- Stand up!
- Stand up.
- Get up!
- Rise and shine.
- Get up.
- Wake up.
- Wake up!
- Wake up.
We walked up stairs.
Did you write down the number?
I'm not getting up.
I wrote it down.
Don't get up.
Get up out of bed.
Tom got up.
Write this down.
Come on up, Tom.
Get up for a moment.
We climbed the stairs.
- He ran up the stairs.
- I ran up the stairs.
Help me up.
I looked up to the sky.
- Tom, wake up.
- Wake up, Tom.
Take down the main points of the speech.
- Wake up!
- Get real.
- Wake up.
He looked up at the ceiling.
They went up the stairs.
He's getting up early.
All the girls looked up.
Get up and fight.
May I ask you to write it down?
I got up an hour ago.
I didn't get your name.
- Tom looked up at the sky.
- Tom looked at the sky.
Tom got up from his seat.
- He was looking upward to the sky.
- She looked up at the sky.
- She looked at the sky.
- He gets up at seven.
- She gets up at seven.
Get up early in the morning.
- Can you write that down please?
- Can you please write that down?
Okay, so you wanna tackle the cliff climb.
A monkey is climbing up a tall tree.
Stand up when your name is called.
The secretary took dictation from her boss.
He turned the table upside down.
The man got up and smoked.
- Hands up! This is a robbery.
- Stick 'em up! This is a robbery!
I usually get up at six.
That's the only way up.
- Wake up, Tom.
- Wake up, Tom!
- Tom, wake up.
- Wake up, Tom!
Tom got up at 7:00.
Would you help carry this up?
Stand up and introduce yourself, please.
- Tom went to help Mary.
- Tom went to help Mary up.
Tom got up late.
He wrote it down in his notebook.
Everybody in the park looked up at the hot air balloon.
Tom quickly climbed up the tree.
- Stand up!
- Resist!
The bus rocked heavily up and down.
That's a long rope climb that.
The rope climb? Or the rock climb?
So, what do you reckon? Climb up the chain?
A castle stands a little way up the hill.
Take care when you climb up the ladder.
He got up early in order to attend the meeting.
That's why he got up early.
Tom saw Mary walking up the steps.
I got up an hour earlier than I usually do.
- I should've written it down.
- I should have written it down.
He usually gets up at six.
The old woman climbed the stairs with difficulty.
Tom made me get out of bed.
She gets up early every morning.
Let's try climbing the cliffs to get ourselves inland.
It can often be much more dangerous than going up,