Examples of using "Szabályokat" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't you know the rules?
You have to follow the rules.
It follows grammatical rules.
You know the rules.
She hates the rules.
I know the rules.
We have to conform to the rules.
We hate the rules.
I follow the rules.
Do you know the rules?
I forgot the rules.
I hate the rules.
He knows the rules.
He broke the rules.
- We are supposed to know the rules.
- We're supposed to know the rules.
I make the rules.
You will follow the rules.
I make the rules.
- I believe you know the rules.
- I think you know the rules.
Tom breaks the rules.
Tom hates rules.
Who made the rules?
I sometimes break the rules.
Follow the rules.
I don't know the rules.
Would you please explain the rules to me?
We want to comply.
Who made these rules?
Who made these rules?
- We always have to follow the rules.
- We must always follow the rules.
redesigning rules and procedures,
We can use new rules and methods of elections
People have to obey the rules.
Parents need to set the rules around the house.
Remember these rules.
Those aren't my rules.
Teenagers often break rules.
Tom has already explained the rules to me.
We should obey the traffic rules.
The student body is opposed to the new rules.
I'm not the one who makes these rules.
Isn't it strange that about the rules
They did it by breaking and bending rules.
Some pupils find it difficult to follow the rules.
It is very important to obey the traffic rules.
I don't make the policies here.
Why can't you just follow the rules?
Every driver must follow the traffic rules.
Rules are meant to be kept, not broken.
We need to obey the rules.
You should obey the traffic laws when you drive.
When you have your own house then you can make your own rules.
So we should change the rules, improve the equipment,
keep the sport but change the rules.
You need to be a rule-breaker, a game-changer,
I don't always obey the rules.
The world follows one golden rule: whoever has the gold makes the rules.
Prime numbers are like life; they are completely logical, but impossible to find the rules for, even if you spend all your time thinking about it.