Examples of using "D'essence" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm out of gas.
- I've run out of gas.
The car consumes a lot of fuel.
The fuel gauge is broken.
I ran out of gas.
Tom ran out of gas.
We will soon have no more petrol.
- We ran out of petrol.
- We ran out of gas.
We will soon have no more petrol.
The car consumes a lot of fuel.
- My car is a gas-hog.
- My car is a gas-guzzler.
The fuel gauge is broken.
The fuel gauge is broken.
My car is out of gas.
I ran out of gas.
This car has good gas mileage.
My fuel line broke.
- We have run out of gas.
- We ran out of petrol.
- We ran out of gas.
- We're out of gas.
- We've run out of gas.
Large cars use lots of gas.
My car ran out of gas.
We will soon have no more petrol.
- The car's almost out of gas.
- The car is almost out of gas.
You seem to be out of gas.
I ran out of gas.
It's over, we're out of gas.
Let's stop at the next gas station.
Don't forget to fill the tank with gasoline.
I think we're out of gas.
The fuel tank in the car is full.
I pumped five gallons of gas into my car.
- We have run out of gas.
- We ran out of petrol.
- We ran out of gas.
- We're out of gas.
- We've run out of gas.
We're running out of gas.
Do we have enough gas for the trip?
Our car will run out of petrol in 2 minutes.
The lawn mower needs gas to operate.
We ran out of gas in the middle of the intersection.
The gasoline truck ran into the gate and blew up.
I ran out of gasoline on the way.
We're running out of gas.
Our car ran out of gas after ten minutes.
He devised a new engine to use less gas.
Dan stopped at a petrol station to call his mother.
- We have run out of gas.
- We've run out of gas.
Our car ran out of gas after two minutes.
We ran out of gas in the middle of the desert.
I'd walk through fire with gasoline-soaked underpants for her.
- I'm pretty sure we've got enough petrol to get us home.
- I'm pretty sure we have enough gas to get home.
I can drive to Boston and back on one tank of gas.
The nearest gas station is only one hundred kilometers to the north.
As Tom was out of gas, he arrived too late for the meeting.
I live in a country where the cost of a liter of gasoline is cheaper than the cost of a liter of water.
I couldn't meet him at the station because my car ran out of gas.