Examples of using "Szemetet" in a sentence and their english translations:
I burned the trash.
- Take the garbage out.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
He disposed of the trash.
We took the trash out.
Have you taken out the garbage?
Tom took out the garbage.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
I am going to get that sucker.
Get the rubbish out of the building.
It's time to take out the trash.
- They collect our garbage every Monday.
- They collect our rubbish every Monday.
I have to take out the garbage.
Can you take out the trash?
Why are you eating this garbage?
Who's supposed to take out the garbage?
- Please take the garbage out.
- Please take out the garbage.
Don't forget to take out the garbage.
It's time to take out the garbage.
It's my turn to take out the trash.
You forgot to take out the garbage again.
Didn't I tell you to take out the garbage?
The older a town is, the more garbage it produces.
Don't throw garbage where it does not belong.
Do you really want to eat that junk food?
Someone else said, “I was walking down the hall of my apartment building
Don't throw garbage away here.
Who wrote this bullshit?
I just washed the dishes and now I have to take out the trash.
Mary gets frustrated when her colleagues do not recycle.
- I can't believe that you really sold that junk for such a high price.
- I can't believe you really sold that junk for such a high price.
You're asking what I'll do in the last hours before the end of the world. I'll probably take out the garbage and clean up the apartment, and you could come and help me with it.
You're asking what I'll do in the last hours before the end of the world. I'll probably take out the garbage and clean up the apartment, and you could come and help me with it.