Examples of using "Eins" in a sentence and their english translations:
rather than one-on-one
One and one is two.
What is one and one?
- The score is one all.
- The score is tied at one.
One plus one equals two.
Want one?
Engage with them one-on-one.
All one
I was trying to engage one-on-one
and engage with them one-on-one.
Here's one.
One... Two... Three.
Take one, mark.
He wants one.
Do you have one?
- No, just the one.
- No, just one.
Have another.
Want one?
We want one.
- I want one!
- I want one.
Want one?
Want one?
I want one!
on page one.
Count from one to a hundred.
Could I have three steaks please: one rare, one medium rare and one well done, but not burnt?
Please take another one.
Turn to channel 1.
One thing led to another.
I want one, too.
Do we have one like it?
Phase one is complete.
Have another.
He has one too.
We'll get one.
You'll get one.
Tom got an A.
- I bought one.
- I purchased one.
Tom is going to get one.
One, two, three, go!
He got an A.
I purchased one.
Please take one.
I went to bed at one o'clock.
Count from one to a hundred.
I took a close look at one.
- Zero comes before one.
- Zero is what comes before one.
to choose one of these faces.
One of the car wheels came off.
Let's meet at one o'clock.
Count from one to ten.
- That's one of my favourite songs.
- That's one of my favorite songs.
Skiing is one of my hobbies.
Nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-nine plus one is ten thousand.
- Can I have one too?
- Can I have one, too?
I have one with me.
And every time you want to transmit a one,
Count from one to ten.
one in Russia called Mars 500.
It's one of my favorite dishes.
Here's one for you.
Do you have one of these?
They all have one thing in common.
Tom was one of the victims.
I only need to buy one.
It's quarter past one.
I got an A.
Don't you want one of these?
Tom was the first.
That's his limit. One.
Please take one.
The score is two to one.
and the number one listing down.
One, check out vidIQ,
One, you need to go find
When I was ranking number one,
Please take one.
So I am actually one of that 90 percent.
There was something called Center One.
Do you have one?
Can you buy one for me as well?
We lost by a score of three to one.
One plus two is equal to three.
It's one forty-five.