Examples of using "Dreh" in a sentence and their english translations:
Turn around.
Turn around.
Turn around!
Loosen it.
Turn around.
Don't freak out.
Spin the wheel around.
Turn the radio down.
- Turn up the music!
- Turn the music up!
Turn up the heat.
Please turn up the air conditioner.
Please turn down the volume.
- Turn the key to the right.
- Turn the key to the left.
Turn the radio down a little.
- Don't freak out.
- Do not freak out.
That was the linchpin
Please turn up the AC a little bit.
You're getting good at this.
Take a deep breath and don't freak out.
Please turn down the stereo a little.
Turn around and close your eyes.
- I figured out how to do that on my own.
- I figured out how to do that by myself.
Shoot for ideally three videos per week.
I've finally got the knack of kendo.
I think I'm starting to get the hang of it.
- Turn down the radio.
- Turn the radio down.
The radio is too loud. Turn the volume down.
So if you'll turn to the side, I'll show you how that works.
To loosen a screw, turn it to the left.
I think I'm getting the hang of it.
Turn down the volume, please.
- Don't turn off the light.
- Don't turn the light off.
Markku soon got the hang of driving the tractor.
Please turn off the gas.
Turn the radio up a little.
It's easy enough once you figure out the trick.
Turn it on.
- Would you turn down the stereo a little?
- Please turn down the stereo a little.
I think Tom knows why.
Ich will mich mit Malin noch einmal zu einem Dreh verabreden.
Turn back, please.
Please turn off the gas.
Please turn around and look at me.
- "I've finally learnt. I can finally ride a bike!" "Late, but better late than never, eh? Let's see then, Tom! Hop on and ride it a bit!"
- "I've finally learnt. I can finally ride a bike!" "Late, but better late than never, eh? Let's see then, Tom! Hop on the saddle and take it for a spin!"