Examples of using "Colher" in a sentence and their english translations:
Give me a spoon.
There is no spoon.
We went picking strawberries.
Give me the spoon.
The spoon is dirty.
She licked the spoon.
There is a spoon missing.
There is a spoon here.
This is a spoon.
I licked the spoon.
Is the spoon small?
She stopped picking daisies.
We eat soup with a spoon.
This spoon is for tea.
Could we have a spoon?
Tom can't use a spoon yet.
Excuse me, may I have a spoon?
I cannot harvest. I don't have a sickle.
This spoon is for soup.
- My spoon is too big!
- My spoon is very large.
Tom stirred his coffee with a spoon.
We usually eat with a knife, fork and spoon.
As a man sows, so he shall reap.
I'd like to buy a wooden spoon.
The spoon beside the fork is dirty.
Donna was born with a silver spoon in her mouth.
Do you have a spoon I can stir the rice with?
I've just given you a teaspoon.
Whoever sows thorns shouldn't expect to harvest roses.
Don't give him any of that soup.
Whoever sows thorns shouldn't expect to harvest roses.
The spoon the dog licked is made of plastic.
You must add a teaspoon of sugar.
Tom licked the spoon and handed it to Mary.
I always add a spoonful of honey to my tea.
If the weather permits, they will go and pick mushrooms in the woods.
Happiness is a flower that must not be picked.
Place the spoon to the right of the knife.
The spoon that fell on the floor didn't break.
I need a spoon, a fork, and a knife. Thank you.
Waiter, please. I need a spoon for the soup.
The upside is that we have a lot of benefits to reap from changing our policies.
I said, I will go up to the palm tree, I will take hold of the boughs thereof.
For just as we see the bee settling on all the flowers, and sipping the best from each, so also those who aspire to culture ought not to leave anything untasted, but should gather useful knowledge from every source.