Examples of using "„im" in a sentence and their english translations:
Seriously, stay in touch.
"Really?" "Yes, really."
It's drafty in winter, hot in summer.
im größten Bürogebäude Deutschlands, im Squaire:
- At the moment, there isn't anyone in the office.
- At the moment, there isn't anybody in the office.
Tom sat cross-legged in the dark.
Mary danced in the forest in the moonlight.
- Seriously?
- No kidding?
both in terms of value and volume --
This was just working in the background,
More drown in a glass than in the sea.
Woman in a wheelchair holes up in supermarket.
In the summer, we're used to going swimming in the river.
Wait in the waiting room.
everyone is talking about it everywhere, on TV, on the radio.
New plants grow in the garden in spring.
Who sings in the summer, works in the winter.
Nobility lies not in one's blood, but in one's character.
In the north, it's cold in winter.
Where did you go for spring break?
Are you on the committee?
- She is in the bathroom.
- She's in the bathroom.
- He is in the bathroom.
Were you on the train?
Are you dying?
It's in the basement.
You were in a coma.
It's in the fridge.
- It's on the first floor.
- It's on the ground floor.
In wine there's wisdom, in beer there's strength, in water there are bacteria.
Octopi live in the sea.
Were you born in the 20th century or in the 21st?
Don't smoke while you are on duty.
Call the hospital.
from giving place in social life and management
Helen is playing in the yard.
There are lots of jellyfish in the ocean in September.
She is constantly in and out of hospital.
Tom talked in his sleep.
She is in the bathroom.
He's sitting in the waiting room.
Some fish live in rivers, others in the sea.
- He speaks in his sleep.
- He talks in his sleep.
He slept in the car.
I work at a zoo.
No autumn fruit without spring blossom.
Don't talk in the classroom.
Do you eat in the classroom?
"Really?" "Yes, really."
The family man is also on duty abroad.
Tom is in the bathroom.
He's sitting in the meeting room.
The house stank.
What's on TV?
- Tom is in prison.
- Tom is in jail.
Tom has other things on his mind right now.
In the summer I like to swim naked in the pond.
He slept in the car.
Tom was in the hospital.
Tom was more skilled in Russian than English.
- One is more likely to drown in wine than in the sea.
- You're more likely to drown in wine than the sea.
- You are in the way.
- You're standing in the way.
Helen is playing in the garden.
Tom slept in the car.
It's in the fridge.
Many thanks in advance!
- He talked in his sleep.
- He was talking in his sleep.
We live abroad.
It's in the fridge.
- Notebooks are on offer this week in the stationery shop.
- There's a special offer on notebooks in the stationery shop this week.
Generally speaking, Japanese cars are popular abroad.
- In the north it is cold in winter.
- In the north, it's cold in the winter.
You can wait in the car.
There's blood in the water.
- There wasn't anyone in the room.
- There was no one in the room.
- There was nobody in the room.
- There wasn't anyone in the room.
- There was no one in the room.
- There was nobody in the room.
- No one was in the room.
You're dying.
- You are in my way.
- You're in my way.
He isn't in his office right now.