Examples of using "Fuori" in a sentence and their english translations:
Spit it out!
Take them outside.
Come outside.
Wait outside.
Go back outside.
Stay out of the water.
Take him outside.
Take her outside.
- Stay out of it!
- Stay out of it.
- Stay away from this.
Come out now.
They went outside.
They're outside.
We were outside.
- You can do it from outside.
- From outside you can.
Could you wait outside?
Take Tom outside.
Throw Tom out.
Wait out here.
- It snows outside.
- It's snowing outside.
I was outside.
They were outside.
I'll be outside.
He must be out.
Let's go outside.
He is playing outdoors.
- He is out now.
- He's out now.
She is out now.
Tom remained outside.
Are we going to eat out tonight?
I waited outside for him.
I waited outside for her.
- Get out.
- Get out!
We waited outside for them.
- Let's eat out tonight.
- Let's eat out tonight!
You are way off track.
You can do it from outside.
You locked yourself out.
- Get them out of here!
- Take them out of here.
- Get them out of here.
Keep them out of here.
Get them out of there.
Everyone's out.
- Everybody ran outside.
- Everyone ran outside.
I'm eating out this evening.
Let's get them out of the water.
Are we going to eat out tonight?
I ran outside.
I always eat out.
I didn't go outside.
He slipped out of the classroom.
I usually eat out.
Get him out of there.
- Get him out of here!
- Get him out of here.
- Take them out of here.
- Get them out of here.
Leave them out of this.
Keep them out of trouble.
Keep him out of here.
Keep her out of here.
Get her out of there.
Do you want to eat out tonight?
You can't go outside.
Keep off the flies.
Stay out of trouble.
- It's all dark outside.
- It's totally dark outside.
- It's pitch black outside.
Why are you waiting outside?
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
Go exercise outside.
You can't throw me out.
Stay out of sight.
Get out of there.
Take that stuff outside.
Come out quietly.
Don't come out here.
Don't go out there.
Wait outside the mosque.
He is out of the office.
I'm out of control.
- She seldom goes out.
- She rarely goes out.
She is out of danger.
- Tom's outside.
- Tom is outside.
- Can I go outside?
- May I go outside?
- Everybody ran outside.
- Everyone ran outside.
Tom went back outside.
I'll be out of town.
Let's eat out this evening.
I'm out of shape.
We rarely eat out.
They're still outside.
I checked outside.
I'm going outside.
I'm out here.
We threw her out.
- We are out of danger.
- We're out of danger.