Examples of using "Quebra" in a sentence and their english translations:
Glass breaks easily.
We love puzzles.
- Tom completed the jigsaw puzzle.
- Tom solved the puzzle.
- He never breaks promises.
- He never breaks his promises.
I like puzzles.
This is a nutcracker.
Glass breaks easily.
I love puzzles so much!
Can you guys solve the puzzle?
This puzzle has 500 pieces.
Tom tried to solve the puzzle.
This puzzle has 500 pieces.
Have you ever seen a pier?
How many times have you done this puzzle already?
She breaks a dish every time she washes dishes.
In case of fire, break this window.
Let's put together the pieces of the puzzle.
Nature never breaks her own laws.
I have a puzzle to solve.
This mouthbreak used to be used in laments.
Mr. Yoshida never breaks his promise.
Do you think you can solve these puzzles?
She expected him to solve the problem.
She explained to him how to solve the puzzle.
How many times have you done this puzzle already?
I had a break down.
I can't finish this part of the puzzle.
- A chain fails at its weakest link.
- A chain is only as strong as its weakest link.
- A man who breaks his promises cannot be trusted.
- A man who breaks his promises can't be trusted.
I felt it was a relatively difficult jigsaw puzzle.
What if a big break occurs when we say we break it small?
Every student trusts Mr Akai because he never breaks his word.
machine errors, and hardware breaking down across the country, but even though
the first energy was released when a break in the ocean floor occurred
You could have solved this puzzle with a little more patience.
Help me, otherwise I will lose two hours in that queue.
actually the points where it breaks exactly, that is, the points where it separates
Remember that, however hard glass may be, it breaks easily.
You'd be able to do the puzzle if only you had a little bit more patience.
Rock breaks scissors. Scissors cut paper. Paper smothers rock.
Suddenly, the branch he's on breaks, and he falls to the ground.
I cannot leave the car today. Let's see whether the gentleman will help me.
In a far retreat / there lies a haven; towards the deep doth stand / an island, on whose jutting headlands beat / the broken billows, shivered into sleet.
Toki Pona is a puzzle of 120 pieces. Each piece has several shapes, which can fit together to compose different figures. The composer's interpretation of these figures does not always correspond to that of the people who try to decipher them.