Examples of using "Kivéve" in a sentence and their english translations:
Except for my hands.
Except, with neurons,
Everyone but Tom came.
Everyone but Tom laughed.
I'll give you anything but this.
I don't have hobbies, except for football.
He works every day save Sundays.
We're all here except for him.
- All of us went besides him.
- All of us went except for him.
- All of us, except him, went.
They look alike except for the color of their hair.
- Everybody except Tom seems to be having fun.
- Except for Tom, everybody seems to be having fun.
Everyone seems to be busy but me.
I've never mentioned it to anyone, except Tom.
- Everybody here except me has done that.
- Everyone here but me has done that.
- Everyone here except me has done that.
I go for a walk every day, except when it rains.
That's true for every day except one.
Everyone except Tom looked tired.
Everyone but Tom ate fish.
I like all kinds of movies except horror.
- Everyone has left except Tom and Mary.
- Everyone except Tom and Mary left.
All you can do is trust one another.
Everyone except Tom and Mary are already here.
But not the unlucky females.
except for when the female is in heat.
except this time it's not just a story of China.
Except for pronunciation, everyone can speak good French.
I don't use taxis unless it's absolutely necessary.
- Everyone on the bus was asleep except the driver.
- Everybody on the bus was asleep except the driver.
My dog won't bite you, unless you ask for it.
She accepts criticism from anyone but her parents.
The Swabians are capable of anything, apart from speaking High German.
You may do anything but criticize me.
He goes to work on foot every day except on rainy days.
- Everyone laughed except for Tom.
- Everybody laughed but Tom.
- Everybody laughed except Tom.
Tom doesn't have to go there unless he wants to.
I figured out every word in the crossword puzzle except the last one.
Every house on our street was blue except ours.
Humans are not descended from apes, except for some people.
All but Mike were present at the party.
- Everyone did that but me.
- Everybody did that but me.
except for one thing, and this is what happened that night.
School begins at half past eight except on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
- He works every day except Sunday.
- Excepting Sundays he works every day.
Everybody but Tom was present.
Everyone looks scared but Tom.
Well, except the last two relationships, I did date the Peter Pan guy."
I usually dream in French unless I'm dreaming about talking to one of my English-speaking friends.
They have imitated his style in all areas except those that require special skill.
Mary doesn't like short men, unless they have a lot of money.
Everyone seems to be hungry but me.
Everybody has left except Tom and Mary.
You could train a goat to do practically anything a dog does, except bark.
Everybody but Tom came.
The Mexican government announced the banning of all imports of second-hand cars, except for 1998 models.
All were invited but me.
This chick is like a shrimp: I like everything about her but her head.
Everybody but me was against that plan.
I don't use taxis unless it's absolutely necessary.
He was alone in the darkness. There was nobody else, except for a little squirrel hiding behind a tree.
- All the members but me have faith in what he says.
- Every member but me believes what he says.
- I can resist everything except temptation.
- I can resist everything but temptation.
How quiet the woods are today... not a murmur except that soft wind purring in the treetops!
Everyone seems to be happy but me.
- I work every day except Sunday.
- I work every day but Sunday.
Nobody knows it but me.
- Tom won't let anyone except Mary drive his car.
- Tom won't let anyone but Mary drive his car.
- Tom won't let anybody except Mary drive his car.
- Tom won't let anybody but Mary drive his car.
Everyone knew Mary cheated on Tom except for Tom.
I love all berries, especially strawberries.
There was nothing but an old armchair in the room.
Humor can be dissected, as a frog can, but the thing dies in the process and the innards are discouraging to any but the pure scientific mind.
This election had many firsts and many stories that will be told for generations. But one that's on my mind tonight is about a woman who cast her ballot in Atlanta. She's a lot like the millions of others who stood in line to make their voice heard in this election, except for one thing: Ann Nixon Cooper is 106 years old.