Examples of using "Torneira" in a sentence and their english translations:
I turned off the tap.
- I turned the tap on.
- I turned on the tap.
Tom turned the faucet on.
- Tom turned the faucet off.
- Tom turned off the faucet.
- Tom turned the tap off.
- Tom turned the faucet on.
- Tom turned on the faucet.
- Tom turned the tap on.
- Tom turned on the tap.
The faucet is leaking.
- Tom turned off the faucet.
- Tom turned the tap off.
I turned on the tap.
Don't drink the tap water.
- The water of the water supply is dangerous.
- Tap water is dangerous.
Water spouted from the broken faucet.
I'm not used to drinking water from the tap.
- Tom fixed the leaky faucet.
- Tom fixed the dripping tap.
- The tap in the kitchen is dripping.
- The faucet in the kitchen is dripping.
Will they manage to stop the leaking tap?
It sounds like the faucet is dripping.
Do people in Boston drink tap water?
You'd better not drink the tap water.
Most Japanese drink water from the tap.
Many people drink water out of the kitchen faucet.
Tom turned on the water faucet, but nothing came out.
Tom left the water running all night.
Do people in Boston drink tap water?
- The faucet was broken, so I wasn't able to use it.
- The tap was broken, so I wasn't able to use it.
We couldn't use the faucet because it was out of order.
We spent 15 minutes opening the tap like this.
- He turned on the faucet and a jet of water came out.
- He turned on the tap, and out came a jet of water.
We can't drink the tap water.
Generally, mineral water is more expensive than tap water.
It's possible that the drinking water has chlorine, lead, or similar contaminants in it.