Examples of using "Kulcsot" in a sentence and their english translations:
I looked for the key.
Bring the key.
Give me the key.
He looked for the key.
May I have the key?
I have lost the key.
He turned the key.
Bring the key.
I've found the key.
He looked for the key.
- Tom gave Mary the key.
- Tom handed Mary the key.
He took a key from his coat pocket.
She put the key in her pocket.
We found the key at last.
Give me the key.
I'm looking for this key.
Tom turned the key.
I forgot to take the key.
He forgot returning the keys.
Tom put the key in his pocket.
Where did you find the key?
Could you please tell me again where you put the key?
Can I have the key now, please?
- I found the key I was looking for.
- I found the key that I was looking for.
- I found the key I had been looking for.
- I found the key that I'd been looking for.
I found the key in Tom's jacket pocket.
I left the key at the reception desk.
- Turn the key to the right.
- Turn the key to the left.
Where was it that you found this key?
The children found the keys.
Did you put the key on the table?
- I must have lost the key en route.
- I must've lost the key en route.
I found the key under the rug.
I left the keys in the ignition.
Tom forgot the key in the lock.
I gave Tom a key to my office.
Tom wants to know where you hid the key.
- I broke down the door because I lost the key.
- I broke open the door because I had lost the key.
He put the key on the desk as usual.
Give me a key, and I will unlock the universe.
I found the key underneath the mat.
I broke down the door because I lost the key.
I lost my key.
Could you please tell me again where you put the key?
Give me a key, and I will unlock the universe.
I'd like to give you the key, but I can't.
I wonder where Tom put the key.
We've got to find the key.
I thought putting the key under the mat was a good idea, but it wasn't.