Examples of using "Doboz" in a sentence and their english translations:
The box is full.
The box is heavy.
The box is empty.
That box is bigger than this one.
The box is made of wood.
The box is almost empty.
I ate a box of chocolates.
The box was empty.
He ate a box of chocolates.
That box is heavy.
and the box is a very good metaphor, here.
That box is bigger than this one.
That box is bigger than this one.
It's just an empty box.
The box wasn't empty.
The box was full of strawberries.
Could I please have one more can of beer?
The box was completely sealed.
The box was empty when I opened it.
He had a big box in his arms.
- Tom bought Mary a box of cookies.
- Tom bought a box of cookies for Mary.
Tom gave me a box of chocolates.
This box is almost empty.
The box is heavy.
She presented him with a box of Havana cigars.
That box is bigger than this one.
- Tom bought Mary a box of chocolates.
- Tom bought a box of chocolates for Mary.
This box isn't so heavy.
Here's a box of chocolates for you.
This box is green on the outside and red on the inside.
He saw something behind a lot of old boxes.
The box was heavy, but he managed to carry it.
The contents of the box are listed on the label.
This box is empty. It has nothing in it.
Tom drank the whole bottle of milk by himself.
Tom gave Mary a box of assorted chocolates.
There were many empty beer cans on the floor.
Lopez went into the kitchen for a carton of milk.
eating pints of ice cream and binge-watching television.
you see that the boundaries of this box are very well defined.
The box is too heavy to carry.
Tom just drank the last can of beer.
This box is heavy.
The box is almost empty.
she had one can of cat food and one frozen dinner,
There should be a box of matches in the top drawer.
How much does a can of beer cost?
He bought a bread, a packet of butter and two canned sardines packed in oil.
The box was almost full.
The box was full of books.
Don't put anything on top of the box!
The box, which I had found was empty.
The box was so heavy that Tom had to help Mary carry it home.
Croissants are called crescent rolls when they come from a can of refrigerated dough.
As kids we used to love visiting grandma because she always had a large tin of biscuits in her kitchen.