Examples of using "Reposer" in a sentence and their english translations:
You can rest.
Let Tom rest.
Try to rest.
They will need to rest.
- I must rest.
- I have to rest.
You should rest.
You need to rest.
- I need to rest.
- I need to unwind.
You can rest.
- Try to rest.
- Why don't you just try to rest?
- I want to take a rest.
- I want to rest.
You can rest.
- I can rest.
- I can take a rest.
You must rest.
She can rest.
I'm trying to rest.
- You need to rest.
- You have to rest.
- You have to get some rest.
Try to rest.
May your soul rest in peace.
Let me rest a little.
Time to get some rest.
- I feel like taking a rest.
- I feel like a rest.
I just want to rest.
Does Tom want to rest?
I need a rest.
You're supposed to be resting.
I would like to have a rest here.
Now I have to rest.
Let's stop and rest.
I need to rest.
You need to sit down and rest.
Can we rest here a second?
- As you are tired, you had better rest.
- Since you're tired, you should rest.
May I take a rest for a while?
I don't want to rest.
You need to sit down and rest.
He needed to rest.
I couldn't rest.
You have to rest a little.
She needs to rest.
His doctor ordered him to rest.
I advised him to take a rest.
Best to let him rest.
"Am I going to die?" "No, you are going to rest."
I will rest for a few days.
I lay down to rest.
We can rest after lunch.
You're sick. You have to rest.
I just need to rest a little.
- She will rest for a few days.
- She's going to rest for a few days.
We can rest in that village.
I want to get enough rest.
I stayed home to rest.
I think you ought to rest a while.
The doctor told her that she should take a rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.
Since you're tired, you should rest.