Examples of using "Maus" in a sentence and their english translations:
but bats are neither evil nor evil
I have several bad habits.
We gave up the bad habits.
- I have had a bad report this year.
- I had bad results this year.
It's easy to pick up bad habits.
This tree bears ugly fruits.
Bad thoughts lead to bad deeds.
They can't all be bad.
They're not so bad.
Elves are very mean.
Tom doesn't have any bad habits.
It's hard to get rid of bad habits.
so there were no bad friends then
Don't get involved with bad men.
They're evil.
Tom is in trouble.
- I don't think I have any bad habits.
- I don't think that I have any bad habits.
other people to protect from evil spirits
You must rid yourself of bad habits.
Bad habits are easy to get into.
The years have only given him bad habits.
We should do away with those bad customs.
You have bad manners.
- It is not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
- It's not easy to get rid of a bad habit.
- It isn't easy to get rid of a bad habit.
There are good and bad moments in live.
Fadil had an abusive childhood.
- It is not easy to get rid of bad habits.
- It isn't easy to get rid of bad habits.
- It's not easy to get rid of bad habits.
It's very hard to get rid of bad habits.
I was quite taken aback at their bad manners.
One can classify books into good ones and bad ones.
Science can be used for good or evil purposes.
They can't all be bad.
Some of her children are good, some are bad.
We are all poor swimmers with the possible exception of Jack.
- You'll have a hard time.
- You'll have a rough time.
Markets make a good servant, a bad master and a terrible religion.
The circus was closed by a report of animal abuse.
Bad treatment fanned his dislike to hate.
You are evil! You are all demons!
But if you think that the commander’s results were bad, you haven’t seen anything yet…
Generous people make for bad merchants.
Great men are almost always bad men, even when they exercise influence and not authority.
Join the good ones and you'll be like them; join the bad ones and you'll be worse than them.
Don't say that you're bad. Ever!
All mourned, but good AEneas mourned the most, / and bitter tears for Amycus he shed, / Gyas, Cloanthus, bravest of his host, / Lycus, Orontes bold, all counted with the lost.
Then Dido, struck with wonder at the sight / of one so great and in so strange a plight, / "O Goddess-born! what fate through dangers sore, / what force to savage coasts compels thy flight?"
"Because maybe you're laughing at me." "Where does that suspicion come from?" "Because you're mean." "We are all mean, but I'm no worse than you. Then does no one laugh, unless he is laughing at someone?"
I shouldn't have to come up with excuses to turn someone down when I go out at night but we're all aware how dangerous it can be to go out at night, let alone having yourself up for mistreatment for telling the whole truth.