Examples of using "Nest" in a sentence and their english translations:
Every bird likes its nest.
Put it back in the nest.
they carry it to the nest
for hours around the nest
Put it back in the nest.
Every bird likes its nest.
Every bird likes its nest.
The nest fell on the ground.
The nest fell off the tree.
The birds are building a nest.
- The blue tits are making a nest.
- The blue tits are building a nest.
they carry it to their nest
The bird is in its nest.
Put it back in the nest.
ant that takes it to its nest
Every animal cares for its nest.
Children all leave the nest one day.
Children all leave the nest one day.
who die and the nest is empty a nest is never occupied twice the queen is always looking for
The two birds built a nest without a building permit.
Why did you stay home yesterday?
There is a queen in their nest. Just like bees
The squirrel made a nest in the wood pile.
Speaking of intelligence, the real intelligence product is the nest of ants
A couple of sparrows are building a nest on the balcony of my house.
How could there be unbroken eggs under a toppled nest?
Birds make a nest in the springtime to raise their babies in.
A couple of sparrows are building a nest on the balcony of my house.
- A couple of sparrows are building a nest on the balcony of my house.
- A pair of sparrows is building a nest on the terrace at my house.
We saved a little bird who had fallen out of the nest.
How are you and your wife doing, now that the birds have all flown the coop?
. christoph marti discovered wasps in the summer when he wanted to open his farm shop there was the nest
maaß and opens the door and sees the nest is huge now i could hardly
in wasps and how they love it he would like to look inside the nest was a game that
autumn there is high activity then the nest is gradually abandoned that is just so that
Tom has put up a nesting box in one of the trees in his garden for birds to build their nest in.
I have nothing against sentences from non-native speakers. Sometimes they are like cuckoos' eggs, which are no longer easy to throw out of the nest.
Thou wouldst fetch thy dearest, but the beautiful bird sits no longer singing in the nest; the cat has got it, and will scratch out thy eyes as well. Rapunzel is lost to thee; thou wilt never see her more.