Examples of using "Utca" in a sentence and their english translations:
The street is deserted.
This street is dark.
The street is empty.
- Where does this road lead to?
- Where does this street lead to?
- To where does this road lead?
- Where does this road lead?
The street is full of activity.
It's across the street.
The street was dark.
The two streets run parallel to one another.
That street is very noisy.
This street is lined with maple trees.
He lives across the street.
That street is very noisy.
The two streets run parallel to one another.
Turn right at the end of that street.
This street is in Paris.
Tom lives across the street.
The street is wet and slippery.
The street is lit.
The two streets run parallel to one another.
The street was crowded with cars.
What's the width of this road?
- Where does this street lead to?
- Where does this road lead?
This street is lively.
He lives across the street.
and we have the street represented just beneath it, you can see.
Trees are planted along the street.
- There is a church across the street.
- There's a church across the street.
- The street is too narrow for lorries.
- The street is too narrow for trucks.
- There is a post office at the end of the street.
- There's a post office at the end of the street.
There's a post office at the end of the street.
The children were playing in the middle of the street.
- At the end of this street is a library.
- There's a library at the end of this street.
- This road leads to the station.
- This road leads you to the station.
- There is a post office at the end of the street.
- There's a post office at the end of the street.
My car is parked across the street.
There is a street in Copenhagen with a very strange name.
The street is named for President Madison.
I parked on the left side of the street just in front of the school.
His house is somewhere about Fourth Street.
You'll find our house at the end of the next street.
There's a convenience store diagonally across the street.
The street was flagged to welcome the president.
- It was totally quiet in the street.
- In the street was total silence.
Tom says we can park on either side of the street.
Go along this street about five minutes.
We think that the narrow road was responsible for the accident.
On the other side of the street, there are no houses yet.
Close the curtains! It's because the person living in the house across the street is a voyeur.
Where is the street shown in the video with the multi-colored umbrellas hanging overhead?
A pedestrian needs to cross the street at a crosswalk.