Examples of using "Mütze" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where is your cap?
Does this cap belong to you?
- Give me back my cap.
- Give me my cap back.
I found your cap.
Does this cap belong to you?
Take off your cap.
- Where is your cap?
- Where's your hat?
Does this cap belong to you?
What is the price of this cap?
Tom is having a wank.
Put on the hat.
Where is your cap?
Put on the hat.
Where is your cap?
Put on the hat.
- Where is my cap?
- Where's my cap?
Put on your cap.
She's knitting a hat.
Where is Jabu’s cap?
I have lost my cap.
Tom took off his cap.
I found your cap.
I found your cap.
He took off his cap.
Every maniac likes his hat.
The cap is too small for me.
A lot of kids wear that kind of hat.
It's time to get some sleep.
This just has to be Tom's hat.
The boy adjusted his cap.
Tom found your cap.
I paid ten dollars for this cap.
Look, there's your cap on the table!
What I need to do now is get some sleep.
Take off your hat when you enter a classroom.
Tom tipped his hat to me.
She lost her cap, but then found it straight away.
She took her cap off.
- I need to get some shut-eye.
- I need to get some shuteye.
This cap is too small. Please show me another.
She can't find her hat.
Maybe we should all get some sleep.
- Is that your cap hanging there in the tree? The kids have been playing with it.
- Is that your cap hanging there in the tree? The kids were playing with it.
- Whoever finds my cap and brings it back to me gets a bag of jelly babies as a reward.
- Whoever finds my cap and brings it back to me gets a bag of jelly babies.
- She lost her hat, but soon found it.
- She lost her tuque but later found it.
Berezina, he looked splendid, in an open-necked shirt, velvet cloak, a white feather in his cap.
Tom never leaves the house without his homemade aluminum foil hat. He wants to use it to protect his brain from harmful radiation.
I worked hard till late last night, so I'll have to catch some z's after lunch if it's possible.
Tom is having a wank.
"The cap's got to be somewhere. It can't have just vanished into thin air." "Right, now we'll look for it systematically, starting from where you last had it on your head."