Examples of using "Palack" in a sentence and their english translations:
The bottle's volume is one litre.
The bottle is filled with water.
Is there a refundable deposit on the bottle?
That bottle is full.
We'd like another bottle of wine.
- There is a bottle in the refrigerator.
- There is a bottle in the fridge.
The bottle fell and broke.
The bottle smashed to pieces.
Tom bought a bottle of balsamic vinegar in Modena.
"Can I get a bottle of water?" "Still or sparkling?"
Take some bottles of water to the meeting room.
On my desk there is always a bottle of water.
I bought three bottles of wine.
Othello is sitting with a bottle in a hotel armchair.
- They drank two bottles of wine.
- They have drunk two bottles of wine.
Tom had to choose between his family and the bottle.
His present is a bottle of wine.
How about a bottle of champagne?
The bottle fell and broke.
- Tom went down into the cellar and returned with a bottle of wine.
- Tom went down into the cellar and came back with a bottle of wine.
One more bottle of wine, please.
The bottle was still mostly full.
- A new sentence is like a message in a bottle: some time it will be translated.
- A new sentence is like a message in a bottle: it will be translated some time.
Although he generally liked wine, he didn't care for the bottle Mary brought.
For over a year the bottle drifted about, now north, now south, as the ocean's currents drove it.
"Can I get a bottle of water?" "Still or sparkling?"