Examples of using "Martelo" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Where is the hammer?
- Where's the hammer?
Give me a hammer.
Give me a hammer.
- Where is the hammer?
- Where's the hammer?
I need a hammer.
Don't use this hammer.
Tom needed a hammer.
I need a hammer.
Where did I put the hammer?
Where can I buy a hammer?
Get a hammer and nails.
Is this a new hammer?
Do you mind handing me the hammer?
She hit him with a hammer.
Tom fixed it with a hammer.
He drove in a nail with his hammer.
I can't do it without a hammer.
Do you mind handing me the hammer?
Tom hit Mary with a hammer.
She hit me on the head with a hammer.
She hit me on the head with a hammer.
A hammer was used to break the window.
He accidentally hit his thumb with the hammer.
I need a hammer and half an hour by myself.
He broke up the concrete block with a hammer.
I keep my hammer in the toolbox.
I keep my hammer in the toolbox.
- I'm going to use the new hammer you gave me.
- I'm going to use the new hammer that you gave me.
Could you get a hammer for me from the kitchen please?
Now all Tom needs is a hammer.
I have a hammer, and I'm not afraid to use it!
- I haven't yet used the new hammer you gave me.
- I haven't yet used the new hammer that you gave me.
He broke up the concrete block with a hammer.
"I see," said the blind man, as he picked up his hammer and saw.
To a man with a hammer, everything looks like a nail.
Tom went to the hardware store to buy another hammer and some nails.
With a hammer and nails in her hand, she headed straight here.
This is a hammer. It's not mine; I borrowed it from a friend.
I borrowed my father's hammer to build a dog house.
I borrowed Father's hammer to build a dog house.
I had a crowbar in one hand and a hammer in the other.
My toolbox contains only pliers, a hammer, and a screwdriver.
To the man who only has a hammer in the toolkit, every problem looks like a nail.
He broke up the concrete block with a hammer.
Tom told Mary to put the hammer back into the toolbox when she was finished using it.