Examples of using "Trzymać" in a sentence and their english translations:
You must stick to your diet.
We must abide by the rules of the game.
I tried to keep my teacher at a distance.
- We have to go by the rules.
- We always have to obey the rules.
- We always have to follow the rules.
May I hold your hand?
I want to keep a cat instead of a dog.
You can keep this tape until tomorrow.
I think we should stick to the plan.
- I should have kept my mouth shut.
- I should've kept my mouth shut.
- You should've stayed away.
- You should have stayed away.
- I promised him to keep it secret.
- I promised him to keep it a secret.
Was this wall built to keep people out or to keep them in?
I'm running out of strength holding on here.
You've got to learn to hold your tongue.
A mother tends to hold her baby on the left.
She tried to keep away from him.
It's best to steer clear of him.
You should stay away from Tom.
Tom and I'll stick together.
- That secret can't be kept forever.
- It can't be kept secret forever.
He had promised to stay out of politics.
Now, all we can do is try and stay warm and wait.
Now, all we can do is try and stay warm and wait.
Medicine should be out of the way of children.
Men should keep out of the kitchen.
We have to conform to the rules.
Just don't keep a stash underneath the cupboard
we can hold our opposite-sex partner's hand in public
We can have dogs, cats, birds, and so on.
So we need students to stick around long enough through the difficult parts
I think he should stay away from drugs of any sort.
We can't keep a sheep at home. What should we do with it?
Don't tell him. He's got a loose tongue.
When you drive in Japan, remember to keep to the left.
I wanted to kill him, but I was too stressed to hold firmly his Desert Eagle.
How long can I keep this book?
You must go through with your plan.
- I will keep my fingers crossed for you.
- I'll keep my fingers crossed for you.
Safe, and a little bit wiser. Sticking together can be challenging in these dense, dark rain forests.