Examples of using "Billigen" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you approve that?
- He stayed at a cheap hotel.
- She stayed at a cheap hotel.
Tom bought a bottle of cheap red wine.
She doesn't wear the cheap stuff.
He bought a bottle of cheap wine.
- He stayed at a cheap hotel.
- I stayed at a cheap hotel.
I stayed at a cheap hotel.
He bought a bottle of cheap wine.
We spent the night in a cheap hotel.
Tom stayed at a cheap hotel.
Tom bought a bottle of cheap wine.
We stayed at a cheap hotel.
I can't excuse his laziness.
I hate staying at cheap hotels.
I saw Tom standing outside a cheap motel.
Do you approve of what she is doing?
He would not approve.
She would not approve.
I got the bilingual dictionary for an unbelievably cheap price.
- They say they cannot compete with low-priced foreign products.
- They say they can't compete with low-priced foreign products.
- Do you approve of what he is doing?
- Do you approve of what she is doing?
Your mother wouldn't approve.
We spent the night in a cheap hotel.
We stayed at a cheap hotel.
A beard doesn't make a philosopher, nor does wearing a cheap coat.
Imogen of the Internet has only been photographed by cheap webcams and cell phones.
His father would never sanction his engagement to a girl who did not share the same religious beliefs as their family.
We spent the night in a cheap hotel.
Tom once ate at a cheap restaurant and got food poisoning, so now he's very careful about where he eats.
I must be careful with how I sit in this cheap IKEA office chair, to make sure that the two screws poking through the synthetic cover don't prick me in the thighs.