Examples of using "Hold" in a sentence and their english translations:
The moon is shining.
towards the Moon.
The moon is bright.
The moon is shining.
Nobody owns the moon.
The moon is out.
The moon has set.
Who does the moon belong to?
...is governed by the light of the moon.
- The moon is shining bright.
- The moon is shining brightly.
The moon is still shining.
The surface of the moon is irregular.
In the name of the moon, we'll punish you!
- The moon is beautiful in fall.
- The moon is pretty in the fall.
Before long, the moon came out.
The moon was reflected in the lake.
that fluctuates with the phases of the moon.
- How does the moon shine at night?
- Why does the moon shine at night?
The moon was reflected in the lake.
The moon lit the room.
The moon is already out.
Tom owns several acres of land.
The moon is the Cossacks' sun.
Why is the moon so big tonight?
When I started working on the origin of the Moon,
A "Goldilocks" moon around a "Goldilocks" planet --
The waning moon means there's little light.
The end of the monthly lunar cycle.
And it's during the moon's darkest phase
The moon is very beautiful this evening.
The moon is low in the sky.
Why doesn't the moon fall down?
A cloud passed across the moon.
It was a dark night, with no moon.
The moon moves around the earth.
- We cannot see the other side of the moon.
- We can't see the other side of the moon.
Many moons orbit around Saturn.
The moon emerged from behind the cloud.
- The moon hasn't risen yet.
- The moon hasn't come up yet.
- The moon has not yet risen.
The moon was reflected in the lake.
The Moon is really beautiful tonight.
The moon is exceptionally pretty tonight.
The moon orbits the earth.
I sat for hours there - the moon was coming up,
The Earth and Moon have identical isotopes.
Only the Earth and Moon are twins.
and we were still trying to figure out how to make the Moon.
As the moon sinks below the mountains...
Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese.
The sun shines during the day; the moon during the night.
The moon is invisible behind the clouds.
The moon is brighter than usual tonight.
There is a secret base on the other side of the moon.
Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese.
Why is the moon so big tonight?
The leading idea for the origin of the Earth and Moon
It's not only animals that are influenced by the moon.
On the African savanna, the moon is almost at its darkest.
to get a kilogram, for example, to the Moon's surface,
Everybody knows the moon is made of cheese.
There is a secret base on the other side of the moon.
The sun gives light by day, and the moon by night.
For the first time, in 1969, man touched the lunar surface.
Earth has one naturally occurring satellite, the Moon.
The moon was bright and the air was cold.
absorbing ultraviolet light reflected by the moon and emitting it as fluorescence.
The tides are influenced by the moon and the sun.
Where does the moon go when it's not in the sky?
The moon always shows its same side to earth.
Even at night when the stars and the moon are sliding past,
As the moon gets brighter, super senses become less potent.
the moon's gravitational force is strong enough to pull our oceans towards it.
- In life there are ups and downs.
- Life ain't easy.
- Life is no bed of roses.
- Life isn't easy.
I wonder whether the Sun or the Moon is bigger.
Where the moon and tides determine the rhythm of life.
The lunar cycle determines the rhythm of the many dramas in the sea at night.
But the moon is bright tonight, so flamingos have a chance.
The teacher asked me how the moon differs from the earth.
Twice a month, the sun, moon, and Earth align.
Over millions of years, the moon and tides have shaped the lives of marine creatures.
The moon is behind the clouds.
Like so many animals, their fortunes are inextricably linked to the phases of the moon.
The moon doesn't listen when the dog insults it.
Tom works on a 300-acre Christmas tree farm.
Far away beyond the pine-woods, there is a little garden. There the grass grows long and deep, there are the great white stars of the hemlock flower, there the nightingale sings all night long. All night long he sings, and the cold crystal moon looks down, and the yew-tree spreads out its giant arms over the sleepers.