Examples of using "Vidd" in a sentence and their english translations:
Carry this.
Take it home.
Take Tom home.
Take her back.
Take it somewhere else.
Take whatever you need.
Take Tom outside.
Take that away.
Take these with you.
Carry this for me.
Take this with you.
Take mine.
Please don't overdo it.
Take it away.
- Carry the bags upstairs.
- Take the bags upstairs.
Take your dog away.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
Please take this away.
Take them all to my office.
Take my horse.
Take your umbrella with you.
Take Tom for a swim.
Take this book.
Bring your student ID.
Get the rubbish out of the building.
Grab your gear.
Bring the table outside, please.
Take the jug to the dining room.
Take away this box.
Get this stuff out of here.
- Please take the garbage out.
- Please take out the garbage.
Here. Take this with you. It might come in handy.
Take this stuff away.
Put the car into the garage.
Take this chair to the meeting room.
- You take the money.
- Take the money.
Here, take this with you. It could come in useful.
- Take your brolly – the sky's cloudy.
- Take your umbrella – the sky's cloudy.
Please take these dishes away.
Take away these dishes, please.
Remove the bike from the sidewalk!
Take these keys to Tom.
Carry this for me.
Take your coat in case it rains.
Take mine.
Take as long as you need.
Didn't I tell you to take out the garbage?
Just keep it.
Take your raincoat in case it rains.
- Take the garbage out.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
Take what you need.
Take my car.
Take the dog for a walk.
Take your umbrella with you in case it rains.
Well, take it.
Take my umbrella.
Please carry your dishes to the kitchen.
Please move your bicycle out of here.
- Take anything you want.
- Take what you want.
- Take whatever you like.
Clear away the table things.
Put the car into the garage.
Take this folding umbrella with you. It might come in handy.
Bring me a clean plate and take the dirty one away.