Examples of using "Passi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Advance two steps.
the next steps .
Advance two steps.
Take three steps and jump.
I heard footsteps.
Let's take small steps.
Hand it to me.
But not just any steps -- the right steps for us.
He is likely to pass the examination.
This is great progress.
Advance two steps.
Pass me the salt cellar!
He followed in her wake.
Why don't you drop in?
He heard footsteps.
Advance two steps.
- I live just two steps from here.
- I live just two steps away from here.
Pass the sugar, please.
He is likely to pass the examination.
Could you hand me the maple syrup?
Pass the sugar, please.
Have a good Christmas.
And then all of a sudden they walk a few more feet
The cat listened to its steps.
"Will you pass me the sugar?" "Here you are."
Tom took a few steps forward.
Come by tomorrow.
Spring is coming soon.
- I think Tom hangs out with Mary too much.
- I think that Tom hangs out with Mary too much.
There is a chance that he will pass the exam.
The new year is coming with long strides.
You're spending less and less time with the children.
The gate is wide enough for the car to go through.
four first steps that everyone can get started with,
And then I started to... make breakthroughs.
(Reporter) What are the first steps in the morning?
- I want you to give Tom a message.
- I want you to give a message to Tom.
Enjoy your evening.
I hope you'll get over your cold soon.
You spend too much time in front of your computer.
"How are you doing, Mike?" "My name is Tom."
I see Tom, but I don't hear his footsteps.
- How do you pass the time?
- How do you spend time?
I hope he passes the exam.
Pass me the pen.
It is possible, if you follow these steps, if you get advice,
And now, I am going to give you five steps so you can do just that wherever you are.
Now, let me tell you: Working through these five steps, it's not easy.
There are already the first steps towards commonality.
Pass the buck.
He has made a lot of progress in English.
Pass the ketchup.
I think Tom hangs out with Mary too much.
- Give it to me.
- Pass it to me.
- Hand it to me.
I underscore "potentially" because we truly are taking the first steps,
It's so easy to get caught up in the number of steps we took today
I would like to take a walk, but the day is too hot.
- Hand me the knife.
- Hand the knife to me.
Hand me the briefcase.
Hand me a towel.
Hand me those scissors.
Hand me the keys.
Do you think your spouse spends enough time with you?
- Pass me the glue.
- Hand me the glue.
Hand me the hammer.
Hand me a sponge.
Pass me that magazine.
I wasn't at home when the baby took its first steps.
Why don't you come over tonight?
and then five steps that you can take to fix conflict wherever you are.
four first steps that decide about everything that can happen after.
Earth, Armstrong took his first steps on the lunar surface.
Why do you spend most of your spare time with Tatoeba?
Retrace your steps and maybe you'll find your keys.
Hand me that small screwdriver.
Pass me the red pen.
- Have a good weekend!
- Have a good weekend.
The darkness gives cover. But footsteps resonate across the sea ice.
If you pass the exam, how about we go to the bar to drink beer?
Have a great night.
The floorboards in the abandoned house creaked when we stepped on them.
Have a good Christmas.
Have a beautiful Sunday!
- Can you pass me the salt?
- Could you pass the salt?
Have a nice holiday.
Tom hopes that Mary passes the exam.
Have a lovely Christmas!
Hand me my mug.
Hand me my hat.
Hand me the water carafe.
- Have a good weekend!
- Have a good weekend.
"Pass me the salt, please." "Here you are."
Pass the salt please.
Please pass the pepper.
Pass the pepper, please.
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