Examples of using "Salir" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't want to get my clothes dirty.
I don't want to get my hands dirty.
Tom doesn't want to get his hands dirty.
Tom isn't afraid of getting his clothes dirty.
Spread love with muddy hands.
You say you don't want to get your hands dirty.
- If he tells you to wash, you should instead get dirty.
- If he tells you to wash, you should get dirty instead.
- I wouldn't trust him if he told me the sun was going to rise tomorrow.
If somebody wants to bad-mouth you, you should just let them say whatever they want. It's a waste of time to get bothered by it.
That's a funny thing about people like you, you don't want to get your hands dirty.
"You'll get your clothes dirty." "No worries. They weren't very clean in the first place."
The future belongs to the few among us who are still willing to get their hands dirty.
If somebody wants to bad-mouth you, you should just let them say whatever they want. It's a waste of time to get bothered by it.
If somebody wants to bad-mouth you, you should just let them say whatever they want. It's a waste of time to get bothered by it.
He put his cooking apron on in order to avoid getting his jumper dirty with greasy stains.
The public is requested not to litter in these woods.
Wait and see; this child is about to get dirty.
The one who behaves like the cat (as well as me, sometimes, there was a time), we say of him: "If he orders you to wash yourself, you might as well get dirty!"