Examples of using "Zurecht" in a sentence and their english translations:
Can you manage alone?
We're managing.
- I'm managing.
- I get by.
I'm sure I'll manage.
Tom knows how to take care of himself.
- Tom'll manage.
- Tom will manage.
He gets along all right.
Can you do without an English dictionary?
No one can cope with him.
How do parents do it?
- Tom gets along with everyone.
- Tom gets along with everybody.
I'll get along somehow.
Please make my bed.
He's an acute businessman.
I'm managing.
Tom can't get along with Mary.
I think we can handle this.
I will make it without a car and on time.
Mary is fixing her hair.
Tom carved a pumpkin.
The boy adjusted his cap.
Nobody can get along with such a person.
We get on well with our neighbors.
He is getting on with his cousin.
Tom is doing great in school.
I think I can handle this one alone.
I reprimanded him for his insolence.
I can't deal with her anymore.
I don't get along with that guy.
Our income is small, but we get by.
How are you getting along in your new job?
Tom can handle French quite well.
He has little money, but he gets by.
- I believe I can handle it from here.
- I think I can handle it from here.
Some people cannot cope with the world.
Do you get along well with your new classmates?
Mary was in the bathroom, fixing her hair.
He is getting on with his cousin.
The hostess couldn't possibly put up with his arrogance.
The statesman barely coped with the intricate issue.
With a hundred dollars, I could manage.
My son gets on very well at school.
"Should I help you?" "No, I can manage doing this alone."
The professor scolded John for skipping class.
Can you do without the car tomorrow? I need it.
I don't have much money, but I get by.
From the moment of his birth, man cannot get along without depending on others.
I get by.
- He has little money, but he gets by.
- He has hardly any money, but he gets by.
- He has almost no money, but he gets by.
- How are you and Tom getting on?
- How are you and Tom getting along?
- How did you and Tom get along?
Tom can't handle this anymore.
I thought my English was pretty good, I was able to do my homework just fine,
Keep the dictionary ready at hand.
I don't get along with that guy.
- He is on good terms with Mr Brown.
- He gets on well with Mr. Brown.
- He's on good terms with Mr. Brown.
- We don't get on well with each other.
- We don't get along with each other.
I think I can handle this myself.
Are you getting along with your neighbors?
Are you getting along well with your new schoolmates?
Even people with perfect pitch sometimes have a hard time with Mandarin, let alone Cantonese.
How are you getting along with your new classmates?
Do you get along well with your new classmates?
She married him for his money, and couldn’t put up with his plain way of living.
"You are getting on splendidly in school, Anne. All the children like you," said Gilbert, sitting down on the stone step.
Can you use a computer?
What you cannot afford to buy, do without.
At last, the ugly frog said to the princess: "I've eaten to fullness, and I'm tired. Now take me to your little room, make your little silk bed, and there we'll lie down and sleep."
- I am afraid that they don't get along very well.
- I am afraid they don't get along very well.
Can you do without an English dictionary?