Examples of using "„hol" in a sentence and their english translations:
Get Tom.
Bring help.
Bring backup.
Go for help.
Grab that.
Get out your wallet.
Bring my hat.
Get me some water.
Get your things.
Go get your helmet.
Come pick me up.
Please get Tom.
Get the book.
Get your mother.
Get Tom in here.
Bring a hat.
Get me the newspaper.
Fetch me my hat.
Bring in the laundry.
- Get him out of there.
- Get him out of there!
Grab that.
Get me a lawyer.
Get that book for me.
- Come get me.
- Come and get me.
Get me out of here.
Get Tom down here.
Take him out of here.
Get some blankets.
Go to hell!
Put her on the phone.
Get out your wallet.
- Fetch another chair.
- Get another chair.
Get me a glass of milk.
Get me a chair, please.
Tom, get us out of here!
Get me something to drink.
Get my tool box.
Just get me the list.
Get me out of here now.
Get Tom out of there.
Get me a drink.
Get me another beer.
Get Tom's advice.
Come get it.
Get a ticket for me.
I'll get it for you.
Please fetch me a piece of paper.
Bring Mary back. I need her.
Bring him in.
Go get a drink of water.
- Let him in.
- Let him enter.
Get Tom whatever he wants.
Run and get some bread from the baker's!
Take a knife from the kitchen.
Tom! Bring me a sandwich.
I'd like you to get me a cup of coffee.
Come get me.
Go get the dog some food.
Please pick me up at the airport at five.
Bring me some food from the kitchen.
Tom is playing fetch with his dog.
Get him out of there!
Bring the jack over. I'll jack up the car.
Go search for something to eat in the refrigerator.
Tom played fetch with his dog.
get Neil's thoughts on this for all of you.
We'll decide it like men. Bring the dice!
Get me some, too.
I'll go get it.