Examples of using "Met" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let's move.
reinforcing that we just executed
Okay, helmet on.
Get the lid on him.
She put on her sweater.
Let's move.
Does that make you angry?
Gaëlle stood in front of me.
we change their clothes into their pajamas,
And then in this goes.
Okay, let's get in position.
Alice wears a sweet perfume.
- Shall we begin?
- Shall we start?
He's beginning to cry.
Windows is updating.
Tom writes everything down.
Why does it make you angry?
Nothing ever makes him angry.
She easily flames up.
She puts aside a lot of money.
He is really putting the squeeze on me.
He really makes me angry.
He seldom gets angry.
He never wears a tie.
The US Army is big on uniformity.
He's raking it in.
- It makes me so angry.
- This makes me so angry!
- She sometimes goes into a mood of depression.
- She sometimes gets depressed.
This makes me uncomfortable.
Cancer stops smoking.
The child put her doll to bed.
It makes me so angry.
keep your Advice Monster at bay,
It's that moment you commit your weight to it.
we put beads on those rims
if we put bombs inside
He puts his best troops in the front.
Nothing ever makes him angry.
The paragraph emphasises the message.
He often makes people angry.
He makes everybody feel at ease.
My father is always getting angry.
- It looks like rain.
- It looks like it's going to rain.
- It looks like it is going to rain.
Sometimes Markku is a bit slow on the uptake.
Oftentimes code will start to smell.
Tom puts gel in his hair.
He puts his money in the bag.
Tom seldom puts on his glasses before reading.
This frame shows the painting to good advantage.
The dress brings out your eyes.
- Tom gets mad very easily.
- Tom gets angry very easily.
Mary never wears a bra.
Sami put his car in the garage.
He rarely puts sugar in his coffee.
Does Tom put sugar in his tea?
Get it around this block. Helmet on.
Okay, helmet on. Rope down.
But occasionally, two legs come out.
Tom puts too much sugar in his tea.
He puts ten dollars aside every week.
He sometimes loses his temper for nothing.
She's warning me about his infidelity.
He almost never gets angry.
I want to ask, just in case - we should wear our uniforms tomorrow, right?
Tom seldom puts sugar in his coffee.
- She seldom puts sugar in her coffee.
- She rarely puts sugar in her coffee.
The rower blames his oar.
A capital letter is used at the beginning of a sentence.
What are you so angry about?
Talking to him always puts me in a good mood.