Examples of using "Abbahagyni" in a sentence and their english translations:
I don't want to stop.
He couldn't stop doing it.
They couldn't stop doing it.
- Quitting smoking is hard.
- Quitting smoking is difficult.
I can't quit now.
Why quit now?
Please stop whistling.
I didn't want to stop.
I can't help crying.
I can't stop coughing.
How can one stop smoking?
- I couldn't stop laughing.
- I could not stop laughing.
I can't stop laughing.
I couldn't stop crying.
I can't stop sneezing.
I can't stop hiccuping.
I can't stop sneezing.
I couldn't stop yawning.
I can't stop yawning.
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It's hard for my father to give up drinking.
Bob often tries to give up smoking.
- Quit while you're ahead.
- Quit while you are ahead.
Tom couldn't stop laughing.
Tom doesn't know when to quit.
My mother did nothing but weep.
Tom couldn't stop yawning.
I wish I could stop coughing.
I can't seem to stop eating.
Once you start, you will never stop.
Tom can't stop it.
I know when to quit.
If I start crying, I wouldn't be able to stop.
Those dogs will not stop barking.
Imagine if you started hiccoughing and you couldn't stop.
I know when to quit.
It was so funny, we couldn't stop laughing.
I hate myself for not having the will power to quit eating junk food.
- I'm trying hard to quit smoking.
- I'm trying hard to give up smoking.
You should know when to stop.
I ate too many beans and now my backside cannot stop singing.
My father is trying to stop drinking.
They were seated side by side under an oak, and, having once tasted of the pleasure of kissing, were unable to cease their endearments.