Examples of using "Ablakon" in a sentence and their english translations:
Look out the window.
they go out the window.
I looked out the window.
I looked in the window.
I climbed in through the window.
They pushed him out of the window.
She pushed him out the window.
Tom glanced out the window.
We all looked out the window.
Tom looked out of the window.
Tom jumped out the window.
Tom jumped out of the window.
Tom crawled out of the window.
He came in through the window.
A bee flew out of the window.
- Do not look out the window.
- Do not look out of the window.
- Don't look out of the window.
- Don't look out the window.
A chinch bug is climbing the window.
- The bee flew out of the window.
- The bee flew out the window.
The thief escaped through the window.
Please don't throw anything out the window.
Through the window, I see a river.
- That is money down the drain.
- That's money down the drain.
Stop looking out the window.
Do not throw anything out of the window.
Tom looked sadly out of the broken window.
Buying that would be a waste of money.
Wondering if he came, I looked out the window.
What do you see when you look out your window,
- We looked out the window but saw nothing.
- We looked out the window, but we didn't see anything.
The thief snuck in through the window.
Tom is still looking out the window.
Don't put your hands out the window.
Tom saved himself by jumping out of the window.
Bob entered the house through a window.
Please don't lean out of the window when we're moving.
Please don't throw the bottle out the window.
We looked out the window but saw nothing.
He tore up his letter into small bits and threw them out the window.
The rain beats against the window pane.
The thief seemed to break in through a window.
Tom was able to get into the house through a window.
When poverty comes in at the door, love flies out the window.
Defenestrate your clock to see how time flies.
The police think the burglar entered through a basement window.
Tom looked out the window and saw Mary playing with her dog.
The thief entered the house at the back door by the open window.
As Luisa was burning the letters of her unfaithful lover, a squirrel came in through the window and jumped on her shoulder.
The prelude to summer rain is always the same: dark clouds, a warm, humid wind, an open window and curtains which begin to shimmy in the breeze.