Examples of using "Schlage" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hit Tom.
Don't hit me, please!
I hit Tom.
Please beat the eggs.
I'll look it up.
I suggest that you visit Boston.
I'm hanging in there.
I'm killing time.
I suggest that the meeting be postponed.
I suggest you begin at once.
I suggest that the meeting be postponed.
I want to propose here, today,
I'd suggest removing the comma.
Look up the number in the phone book.
Open your texts to page 50.
Look up the number in the telephone book.
I suggest we take the stairs.
I often look up words in that dictionary.
I suggest that the meeting be postponed.
Sometimes I get carried away.
I’d suggest a comma.
I suggest paying for these additions.
I suggest that we leave now, Tom.
I'll hit Tom if I have to.
Hit Tom.
I suggest that you ignore Tom.
Do you want me to wait here?
I suggest that the meeting be postponed.
Please feel free to make a suggestion.
- I suggest that we go out on Friday.
- I suggest we go out on Friday.
I suggest putting a comma here.
I’d suggest making this into two sentences.
I suggest we agree to Tom's demands.
I suggest you keep out of this.
That way I kill two birds with one stone.
I suggest we all calm down.
I suggest that you should write him a thank-you letter.
I suggest you shut the fuck up.
Let's meet this afternoon.
I suggest you have a talk with Tom.
I suggest you have a talk with Mary.
First beat the eggs and add them to the soup.
I suggest we swim across the river.
I suggest that you write her a thank-you letter.
I propose to investigate the vegetation of the island in great detail.
I know what kind of people Tom and Mary are.
I suggest you do as we say.
I suggest you rest for a while.
I suggest that we should build a new factory there.
I suggest that he come to Poland a bit earlier.
- I suggest that we stay home and watch TV.
- I suggest we stay home and watch television.
- I suggest you give your old computer to Tom.
- I suggest that you give your old computer to Tom.
- I suggest you give Tom your old computer.
- I suggest that you give Tom your old computer.
I suggest replacing the full stop with an exclamation mark.
I hit Tom.
I suggest that you go there by taxi.
I'd suggest you don't stay longer than absolutely necessary.
When your eyes encounter a beautiful woman, knock her out.
Break the eggs and separate the yolks and whites.
If you're bored, I suggest you to go to the cinema.
Don't cut off my head! For then I could not repent of my sin. But cut off my feet with the red shoes.
I suggest you talk to Tom about Mary.
I suggest we get away from here as soon as possible.
I suggest that we eat now unless you're not hungry yet.
I'm just about to whack you on the ears with a spoon, you monkey.
I suggest you do your job and let me do mine.
Drive the nail into the board.
I suggest that you start a behavioral therapy in order to cure yourself of your obsession with comas.
I suggest you keep your opinions to yourself from now on.
And open your textbook at page ten.
If you do not depart without uttering another syllable, I will batoon you to death!
- One stroke fells not an oak.
- An oak is not felled at one stroke.
When you are with an indecisive group, confidently propose something that no one would agree to.
I'll look it up.
- His Lordship hasn't got up yet. I suggest you try later.
- His Lordship isn't up yet. I suggest you try later.
- His Lordship's not up yet. I suggest you try later.
I don't know what Tom advised you to do, but I'd suggest that you don't tell Mary about it.
I propose that this item be deleted two weeks from now, or sooner if Tom does the deleting.
Look up this word in the dictionary.
I move that these proposals be approved, and that action be taken as soon as possible.
I recommend that this sentence be deleted after two weeks, as long as there is no objection by then.
- Please turn your textbooks to page 42.
- Please turn your textbook to page 42.
How about starting again from the very beginning?
The sentence itself isn't wrong, but natives wouldn't express themselves like that. So I suggest you write it like this.
Since this isn't your native language, I'd suggest unowning this sentence, leaving it free for a native speaker to adopt. This way we can all be confident that it's a good sentence.