Examples of using "Pieni" in a sentence and their english translations:
We're full.
I aced the test!
They're full of life.
We have plenty of money.
We're full.
Nocturnal worlds... -full of fear... -[mouse squeaking]
All the buses are full.
They can't all be full.
All the hotels in town are full.
I'm afraid we're quite full at the moment.
The trains were jammed with commuters.
into virtual worlds that are full of danger.
intolerant, hateful and cruel.
they're unpredictable, they're full of people.
and are filled with venomous desert creatures.
- Children are full of energy.
- The children are full of energy.
The results are full of significance.
The barns are full of grain.
His eyes were filled with tears.
The graveyards are full of indispensable men.
Are you full?
You're full of yourselves.
Mary's eyes were filled with tears.
We're stuffed.
Men of ideas were challenging old dogmas.
- Every bus is full.
- All the buses are full.
- All of the buses are full.
- They said that they weren't full.
- They said they weren't full.
- They told me that they were full.
- They told me they were full.
The fundamental cause of the problem is that in the modern world, idiots are full of confidence, while the intelligent are full of doubt.
They seemed very full of themselves.
Most souvenir shops are filled with worthless knick-knacks.
And our medicine cabinets are full of pharmaceutical products
Most souvenir shops are filled with worthless knick-knacks.
His eyes were full of tears.
You are full of energy.
You seem full of energy today.
You are really full of curiosity, aren't you?
You seem bitter.
A nice lady took me into a huge, gigantic – аt least from a 3-year-old's perspective – room, with tall shelves filled with toys. And I was sitting there, in one place, for I have no idea how long, but probably for a colossal 5 minutes or so, and then I just started crying like I've never cried before (or at least that's how my mom described it to me). Ladies from the kindergarten tried to calm me, but there was no use. Fortunately, my mother was still there, talking with a parent of another kid, so she came to me and took me home. And they decided to never take me there again until I was 6 or so.