Examples of using "Trecento" in a sentence and their english translations:
You owe me three hundred dollars.
I owe you 300 dollars.
Give him the $300.
Give her the $300.
It weighed perhaps 300 kilograms.
I sold it for three hundred dollars.
I just need three hundred dollars.
- Give them the $300.
- Give them three hundred dollars.
- It's worth three hundred dollars.
- That is worth three hundred dollars.
- That's worth three hundred dollars.
That'll cost three hundred bucks.
You still owe me about three hundred dollars.
I have three hundred dollars in cash.
Tom was paid three hundred dollars.
This desk cost three hundred dollars.
He stole three hundred dollars from her.
That'll cost about three hundred bucks.
I owe them 300 dollars.
I owe him 300 dollars.
- I owe you 300 dollars.
- I owe her 300 dollars.
We have almost 300 employees.
Would $300 help?
Fadil weighed 300 pounds.
- Tom owes Mary three hundred dollars.
- Tom owes Mary 300 dollars.
- Tomas owes Maria 300 dollars.
- Tom said he won three hundred dollars.
- Tom said that he won three hundred dollars.
Tom stole three hundred dollars from Mary.
Tom has at least 300 books.
The price is three hundred dollars.
I don't yet have three hundred dollars.
Tom was fined three hundred dollars.
The price is three hundred, not two.
Tom has more than three hundred employees.
- Tom still owes me $300.
- Tom still owes me three hundred dollars.
He has no less than three-hundred books.
You still owe me about three hundred dollars.
The factory has laid off some three hundred workers.
He gave me $300.
He earns no less than three hundred dollars a day.
I was fined $300.
He has no less than three hundred books.
I paid 300 dollars for this guitar.
Tom earns about three hundred dollars a day.
It cost three hundred dollars to get that clock repaired.
Tom sold his car to Mary for three hundred dollars.
I have $300.
The Romans built a fleet of three hundred ships.
I need to borrow three hundred dollars.
The coat I want to buy costs $300.
Mike earns no less than three hundred dollars a day.
Tom's rent is three hundred dollars a month.
Tom is willing to pay up to $300.
One hundred, two hundred, three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six hundred, seven hundred, eight hundred, nine hundred, one thousand.
Tom pays Mary three hundred dollars a week to clean his house.
We need about $300,000 to complete this project.
He made it clear that the trip will cost 300 euros.
Tom is calculating the square root of 300.
This ring has been in the family for over 300 years.
She borrowed $300 from him.