Examples of using "Zrób" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do it at once.
- Turn the volume up.
- Turn up the volume.
Keep notes.
Do something!
Do it.
Take a picture.
Make coffee.
Take a break.
- Do it yourself.
- Do it yourself!
- DIY.
- I need a favor.
- Do me a favor.
- Do it quickly.
- Do it quickly!
Do it now.
Please do that.
- Do it by yourself.
- Do it yourself!
Do as you please.
Make me a sandwich.
Turn it up.
Turn up the TV.
Turn up the TV.
Do it right away.
Do your homework.
Do it a second time.
Do it by all means.
Make yourself some hot tea.
Make me some coffee.
You had better do it at once.
Do what the doctor said.
Take a picture with your phone.
You should go ahead and do it, just like you said you would.
Just do that.
Make it snappy, Tom.
- Do that for me.
- Do it for me.
Do it for me.
Make a copy of this report.
Do it once again.
Take a rest.
Do as I tell you.
Do it Monday.
Fry me an egg.
All you have to do is follow his advice.
Do this at your leisure.
Do it right now, before you forget.
- Do it like he tells you.
- Do it the way he tells you to.
- Do what he tells you.
Please make me a cup of coffee.
Don't just whine, do something!
Do whatever he tells you.
Now just do it.
Make her move!
You'd better do what they say.
If you understand, then do it properly.
Please do it this way.
- Don't put on weight.
- Don't get fat.
Do something for the bleeding from the wound.
Please make three copies of each page.
- Do it yourself by all means.
- Make sure that you do it yourself.
- Make sure you do it yourself.
Take our picture.
Just do this for me.
- Do what you can.
- Do what you can do!
- You had better do your homework at once.
- You'd better do your homework at once.
You had better act upon his advice.
Don't make a mistake.
Do your homework.
You do your part and I'll do the rest.
Do your best to complete the work.
Tom, do something. There's a snake inside the tent!
Give me some space.
Do everything according to the cookbook.
Pour me another cup of coffee and I'll eat another doughnut.
Don't think about it, just do it.
Please do your chores before you go out to play.
You have been thinking about this problem the whole morning. Take a break; go eat lunch.
Come on, do it for me. You're not going to die from meeting my parents.
Move quietly.
What you have to do tomorrow - do today; what you have to eat today - eat tomorrow.