Examples of using "Durch" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is American to the soles of his feet.
- He's American through and through.
- He's thoroughly honest.
- He's very straightforward.
Tom failed the exam.
He's rotten to the core.
Hang in there.
you could transmit one frequency.
with live vaccines.
He, too, is a Friedberger through and through
He is Japanese to the bone.
He is every bit a scholar.
That organization is corrupt to the core.
Impress not by having, but by being.
You can hang on and I'll hang on and
He is every inch a gentleman.
Tom was every inch a gentleman.
Breathe through your nose, not your mouth.
I believe it is with micro transformations
Delicate by creation
As so by downzoning,
including institutional racism,
Service by friendship.
- Hang in there, folks.
- Hang in there, guys.
Tom went nuts.
Hang in there, Tom.
Take a deep breath.
I'm getting by.
Don't freak out.
from this hack.
I'm almost through.
- Three ways: through a webinar, through an opt-in,
Are you through with the book?
He is Japanese to the bone.
Blood flows through the veins.
Go through the orange door.
We learn a lot from experience.
Are you through with the book?
Blood runs in the veins.
A hundred divided by five is twenty.
by rewarding them with a time-limited monopoly.
Indeed, the rate of decline of cardiovascular mortality
and, unlike snowfall, rain melts ice,
Long-distance calls through the darkness.
And in mentoring youth,
Shoddy connecting pray Allah
of the launch countdown.
.
And it took, you know, my parents getting divorced
and using spending,
The smoke detector triggered
The crowd is going nuts.
Kill it with fire!
We're going ahead with this.
Blood flows through blood vessels.
Read this book from cover to cover.
Are you freaking out?
- It's, like, fishing, anchors. - Anchors.
By adding carbon dioxide into the atmosphere,
We traveled in South America.
Waves are generated by wind.
The secret leaked out.
One learns by experience.
Breathe through your nose.
- Can you let me by?
- Can you let me pass?
- Can I get by you?
I'm through.
She travelled around Europe.
The crowd went wild.
I learn by reading books.
Tom traveled around Australia.
The inmates have taken over the asylum.
- Hang on.
- Hang on to it.
Do you still understand?
Water is seeping through.
One learns by doing.
Look through the telescope.