Examples of using "Wiege" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I am weighing myself.
- I'm weighing myself.
Please weigh it again.
I only weigh 45 kilograms.
I weigh 130 pounds.
I already weigh enough.
I weigh about 60 kilos.
Please, weigh these peaches.
Please weigh it again.
The baby is sleeping in the cradle.
A baby is sleeping in the cradle.
The baby is sleeping in his crib.
The baby was sleeping in the cradle.
Africa is the cradle of humanity.
- I weigh a lot less than Tom.
- I weigh a lot less than Tom does.
Leave the baby in the crib.
The baby fell asleep in the cradle.
- The baby lay sleeping in the cradle.
- The baby was sleeping in the cradle.
She put her baby in the bed.
Greece was the cradle of western civilization.
The baby soon fell asleep in the cradle.
The Middle East is the cradle of civilization.
Look at the baby sleeping in the cradle.
This is the first time I've weighed myself this year.
Hope is the walking stick, from the cradle to the grave.
The baby sleeps in a crib next to his parents' bed.
It's not just the German fate: from the cradle to the grave — forms, forms.
I was a child, I remember, my mother would rock me in the cradle.
- Gosh! I weigh the same as a 2.4-metre guy. I have to grow!
- Wow! I weigh the same as a guy who's eight feet tall. I've got to grow!
The king exchanged his baby, a beautiful boy, for the daughter of a peasant, and the prince lived roughly as the son of poor people, while the little girl slept in a golden cradle, under silken sheets.