Examples of using "Kopf" in a sentence and their english translations:
Keep your head down.
Duck!
- Cheer up!
- Cheer up.
Keep your head down.
The two candidates are neck and neck.
The two candidates are neck and neck.
Tom stood on his head.
Heads or tails?
Tom stood on his head.
Does your head hurt?
He lost his head and fled in a mad rush.
Do you have a headache and a sore throat?
The statue is missing its head.
I shaved my head.
[Pepe] The world is upside down.
we turned our heads
He shook his head.
Keep a cool head.
My brain is full.
- I have a headache.
- My head hurts.
- I've got a headache.
Your head is empty.
Use your head!
Tom bowed his head.
You bowed your head.
He bowed his head.
She shook her head.
I shook my head.
He was wounded in the head.
Tom shaved his head.
Mary shook her head.
- Do you still have a headache?
- Does your head still hurt?
He is labeled saying head is open or head is closed.
I think with my head.
He hit me on the head.
The mistake cost him his head.
He's standing on his head.
- Her hat fell off her head.
- His hat fell off his head.
And we'll use that to pin the head.
And we'll use that to pin the head.
And we'll use that to pin the head.
And we'll use that to pin the head.
when they bring their head back like that and they're coiled,
And we'll use that to pin the head.
And we use that to pin the head.
You're giving up on your head
A lot comes out of my head.
- My head aches so much.
- My head aches so.
He held his head straight.
Do you have a headache and a sore throat?
The statue has no head.
I think with my head.
Tom shook his head.
She scratched her head.
He scratched his head.
Everything is upside down.
He banged his head.
She stood on her head.
- Tom banged his head.
- Tom bumped his head.
My head really hurts.
He was wounded in the head.
My head hurts.