Examples of using "Locker" in a sentence and their english translations:
Loosen up.
This screw is loose.
She does not let up.
This tooth is loose.
This button is loose.
Loosen up, Tom.
- That bloke doesn't let up!
- That bloke won't let up!
She has a screw loose.
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
Tom is easygoing, isn't he?
This shirt is a little bit loose.
- Relax!
- Relax.
- Lighten up.
- Chill out.
Tom likes to wear loose-fitting clothes.
Tom is easy-going.
- The atmosphere is relaxed and informal.
- The atmosphere was casual and relaxed.
- She has a screw loose.
- He's got a couple of screws loose.
- He's got a couple screws loose.
- He has a few screws loose.
- He's got a few screws loose.
Tom has a screw loose.
He seems like he's got a few screws loose.
The girls were dancing lightly like so many butterflies.
That guy has a screw loose!
but this is about the biggest rock I can find around to tie to.
the tip. That sits easily with managers and headhunters.
Plus, minus 40, 45 degrees she can easily withstand.
This is a bit too loose around my waist.
They say he's got a screw loose.
My pants are very loose because I've lost much weight.
Lebanon would fit within Brazil 818 times with room to spare.
You're nuts!
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy has a screw loose!
The atmosphere was casual and relaxed.
have never given up in the last 3 years.
Most men with receding hairlines are very self-conscious of it, but he makes light of his.
Sarah's young friends were starting to be scared. Only she kept her cool and reassured her friends.
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy has a screw loose!
- He has bats in the belfry.
You've lost your marbles.
- You are crazy.
- You're crazy.