Examples of using "入れ!" in a sentence and their english translations:
Enter!
Let me in.
- Let me in.
- Let me come in.
- Let me back in.
Tom had a heart tattooed on his arm.
Tom had a heart tattooed on his arm.
He put milk in his coffee.
Get my little pot out.
The fangs... in
- Let me in.
- Let me come in.
Would you like ice?
- Let me in.
- Let me in!
I'm willing to accept your offer.
Put the car into the garage.
I'll make tea for you.
and I'm about to flip the switch.
I managed to get in.
Did you put oil in the pan?
As soon as somebody signs onto the server,
You go into that water...
Enter by the narrow gate.
Do you put cream in your coffee?
Let me step inside.
- We cannot go into the studio.
- We can't go into the studio.
I put some milk in my coffee.
Tom got a tattoo.
I'm gonna put him in there. Don't run off.
Okay, let's get him into this pot.
I'll make tea for you.
I put money in a safe.
Did you put in any salt?
I pumped up the tire.
Run hot water into the bath.
He made an apology.
Got the tools in my pocket.
Bring the laundry in.
No sugar for you?
Keep the dog out.
What did you get?
Would you like some sugar?
- Let Tom in.
- Send Tom in.
- Show Tom in.
You put far too much pepper in it.
Do you take sugar in your coffee?
I'll put some coffee on.
I'll put in two garlic heads.
Put some paper in the copy machine.
While you are about it, please make a cup of coffee for me, too.
Don't forget to add me in.
He accepted my idea.
Will you make coffee for me?
How do you like your coffee, with or without sugar?
And why would we do that?
Okay, I'm gonna try and get him into here.
I cast my net into the sea.
I entered my daughter in a girl's school.
- Bring him in.
- Let him in.
- Put him in.
Put the flour on the shelf.
I poured water into the bucket.
Let me in.
I let the cat in.
Please insert your card.
Tom pocketed the keys.
Don't put the child into the bag!
You carry too much stuff in your purse.