Examples of using "Leine" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hold the leash.
Where is the leash?
Keep pets on a leash.
Just get lost.
- Get away!
- Go away.
- Get lost!
- The dog yanked on the leash.
- The dog pulled on the leash.
She hung the washing on the line.
She hung the washing on the line.
The fisherman cast the fishing line into the water.
He hung the clothes on the line.
Mary hung her clothes on the clothesline.
Bug off!
Tom unleashed his dogs.
Beat it, kids!
Tom keeps his wife on a short leash.
Go fly a kite.
The angler felt a strong tug on the line.
As soon as I let go of the leash, the dog ran away.
Tom usually walks his dog on a leash.
She hung the washing on the line.
Tom helped Mary hang the clothes on the clothesline.
Freshly-washed sheets were hanging on the line in the garden to dry.
That dog is too dangerous to be left loose.
The hotel provided a wire in the bathroom for hanging wet clothes.
Do you let your dog run free or do you walk him on a lead?
Tom rushed home to get his washing off the line before the rain started.
Quickly he loosed the stern line and climbed into the boat by the bow.
That dog is too dangerous to be left loose.
- Leave now.
- Get lost!
- All of a sudden, Bello broke loose from his lead, bolted towards the river and leapt in. Only now do we realise the reason for this unexpected behaviour lay in the fate of a drowning fawn which the dog pulled up on the bank and thus rescued.
- Bello suddenly broke free from his lead, ran towards the river and jumped in. The reason the dog behaved in this surprising way, we only now realise, was so that he could rescue a drowning fawn which he fished out on to the riverbank.
Beat it.
- Get away!
- Fuck you!
- Go away.
- Get lost!
- Piss off!
- Get away!
- Go away.
- Rack off, hairy legs!
- Be gone!
- Away with you!
- Get away!
- Go away.