Examples of using "D'aria" in a sentence and their english translations:
The balloon is filled with air.
Let in some fresh air.
- I need some air.
- I needed a little air.
I want to get some air.
- I need some fresh air.
- I need to get some air.
Turn on the air conditioner.
A change of air will do you a lot of good.
She died for lack of air.
Could you turn on the air conditioner?
I just want to get a little fresh air.
Let in some fresh air.
I feel like getting some fresh air.
I think I need a little air.
You need a change of air.
Never enter mine without air flow!
Please bring me some medicine for airsickness.
I told Tom I needed some air.
I told him I needed some air.
I told her I needed some air.
I'd like to open the window: I need some air.
"How far is it to Berlin?" "About 50 km as the crow flies."
All the doors are wide open, but there is no draft.
and then turn it into a vibrating air column in the throat.
in one of the city's most important air ducts, the Main.
I opened the window to let in some fresh air.
The temperature outside was minus fifteen degrees, but the air conditioning was working perfectly.
It’s to get a little separation, to get some air in the room.
After eight years of Bush the election of Obama was, for many, a breath of fresh air.
"The midwife says that there's no pain during childbirth, only pressure. Is that true?" "Yes! Just like a tornado is a movement of air."