Examples of using "L'ombrello" in a sentence and their english translations:
Don't forget your umbrella.
He forgot the umbrella in the bus.
- You have forgotten your umbrella.
- You've forgotten your umbrella.
- You forgot your umbrella.
She forgot her umbrella.
When will you bring back my umbrella?
Take your umbrella with you.
Grab an umbrella.
Grab an umbrella.
Where is the umbrella?
Tom forgot his umbrella.
We found Tom's umbrella.
Tom took the wrong umbrella.
That's Tom's umbrella.
Tom forgot his umbrella.
Tom stole my umbrella.
I left an umbrella behind.
- I have lost my umbrella.
- I lost my umbrella.
- I've lost my umbrella.
You took the umbrella.
Tom folded up his umbrella.
It was wise of you to take your umbrella with you.
I didn't take the wrong umbrella.
Tom stole Mary's umbrella.
Put the umbrella in the umbrella stand.
Where's Tom's umbrella?
Someone's taken the umbrella.
That's Tom's umbrella.
You needn't have brought your umbrella.
Don't go out without an umbrella.
Mary lost her umbrella again.
I found that I had left my umbrella behind in the classroom.
"Damn it! I forgot my umbrella on the train." "Scatterbrain!"
- I am always leaving my umbrella on the train.
- I'm always leaving my umbrella on the train.
I grabbed Tom's umbrella by mistake.
I may have left my umbrella in the bus.
Bring an umbrella without forgetting.
The man holding the umbrella is Ken.
- Take your brolly – they forecast rain.
- Take your umbrella – rain is forecast.
He used his umbrella as a weapon.
Did you bring an umbrella with you?
My umbrella broke.
This is Tom's umbrella.
- See to that you do not leave your umbrella behind.
- Make sure you don't forget the umbrella.
You won't need an umbrella today.
You won't need an umbrella today.
I left my umbrella in the car.
Is this Tom's umbrella?
- Isn't that Tom's umbrella?
- Isn't this Tom's umbrella?
The red umbrella reminded her of her grandma.
It was wise of you to take your umbrella with you.
This might be Tom's umbrella.
The red umbrella reminded her about her grandmother.
He left his umbrella on the bus.
It being cloudy, I took my umbrella with me.
Tom lost his umbrella again.
Tom forgot his umbrella in his car.
This doesn't look like Tom's umbrella.
- Tom left his umbrella in the car.
- Tom left his umbrella in his car.
I forgot where I put the umbrella.
Take your umbrella with you in case it rains.
I borrowed Tom's umbrella.
- I almost left my umbrella in the train.
- I nearly left my umbrella on the train.
Someone stole my umbrella at the bakery.
I had my umbrella blown off by the strong wind.
She may have left her umbrella on the bus.
- You had better take an umbrella.
- You should take an umbrella.
- You'd better take an umbrella with you.
Why do you have your umbrella up? It's not raining.
This is the umbrella I bought yesterday.
- I think that this is Tom's umbrella.
- I think this is Tom's umbrella.
She closed her umbrella and started running.
It was wise of him to take his umbrella.
Put the wet umbrella in this bag, please.
You needn't have taken an umbrella with you.
Mary urged her son to take an umbrella.
- Have you found the umbrella which you said you had lost the other day?
- Have you found the umbrella you said you had lost the other day?
- Did you find the umbrella you said you'd lost the other day?
Don't forget to take an umbrella in case it rains.
- Don't forget to take an umbrella in case it rains.
- Remember to take your umbrella, in case it rains.
Don't forget to take your umbrella when you leave.
Tom advised Mary to take her umbrella with her.
Tom should take an umbrella because it looks like rain.
"Is that Mary's umbrella?" "Yes, that's her umbrella."
Tom took home Mary's umbrella by mistake.
Tom closed his umbrella and put it in the umbrella rack near the door.
Someone's taken my umbrella.
It was not until I got off the bus that I realized I had left my umbrella.
I don't think it'll rain, but I'll take an umbrella with me, just in case.
Don't go out without an umbrella.
You told me it wouldn't rain today, so I didn't bring an umbrella.