Examples of using "Nach" in a sentence and their english translations:
in the early 1960s.
- Put your thinking cap on!
- Think hard.
According to Islam, after the dead
He is getting better bit by bit.
He worked his way up.
- Think about it.
- Think about it!
- Tom is getting better bit by bit.
- Tom is gradually getting better.
- Bit by bit, she recovered.
- Little by little, she recovered.
- She recovered bit by bit.
- She gradually recovered.
After work I go straight home.
Down?
to Australia
30 seconds Contact light
And eventually...
After you.
After you!
Turn left!
- To the south.
- Southward.
Think!
- Check this.
- Take a look.
- After work, I go right home.
- After work I go straight home.
- I go right home after work.
- I go straight home after work.
Tom went straight home after school.
We aren't going to Australia. We're going to New Zealand.
we, the audience,
According to the Qur'an, according to Karun Torah, Korah
Is everything going according to plan? - Everything according to plan!
By and by he forgot that affair.
This plant grew little by little.
The news spread little by little.
Old customs are gradually being destroyed.
Check that.
Tom usually comes home after midnight.
Anne hurried home after breakfast.
You've got to go home.
You smell like smoke.
- He asked after you.
- He asked about you.
We went to Boston.
We went to Barcelona.
Read it after her.
- We want to go to Beijing and Shanghai.
- We will go to Beijing and Shanghai.
Have a nice trip!
Look ahead.
Please repeat after me.
Don't look for us.
This smells like cheese.
Come back home.
We went to Boston.
The patient got better little by little.
She came home after dark.
She's going to Ooita.
- After work, I go right home.
- After work I go straight home.
We will hurry home after the rain.
Go home now.
Don't look down.
He moved west to Nashville, Tennessee.
Do as I say, not as I do.
Tom works part-time after school.
- Everybody ran outside.
- Everyone ran outside.
After a long argument, I finally gave in.
I more often go to Brussels than Paris.
Did you go to Cairo or Alexandria?
Go left after the next corner.
- Sunday comes after Saturday.
- Sunday follows Saturday.
He ran straight home after school.
Tom went straight home after work.
- You need to go home.
- You've got to go home.
As soon as Tom finished work, he went home.
Tom glanced down.
- I'm going home.
- I go home.
I ran home.
Don't go to Boston.
From each according to their ability, to each according to their needs.
Come back home.