Examples of using "Бросить" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you want to quit?
It is difficult to give up smoking.
- It's hard to quit smoking.
- It's hard to stop smoking.
Do you want to quit?
Do you want to quit?
She has to stop smoking.
- It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking.
- It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
- You must give up smoking.
- You must stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking.
You must give up smoking.
You have decided to quit smoking.
How can one stop smoking?
- Quitting smoking is hard.
- Quitting smoking is difficult.
- Quitting smoking is hard.
- Quitting smoking is difficult.
It's hard to quit smoking.
I'm trying to quit.
- I'll quit.
- I'm going to quit.
Giving up smoking isn't easy.
I intend to quit.
Tom is going to quit.
Quitting smoking isn't easy.
I wanted to give up.
It's hard for my father to give up drinking.
I advise you to stop smoking.
- You should quit smoking.
- You ought to stop smoking.
- Mary resolved to quit smoking.
- Mary decided to quit smoking.
The doctor told me to give up smoking.
I can't give it up.
He tried in vain to quit smoking.
- You should give up smoking.
- It is best that you stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking cigarettes.
The doctor persuaded him to give up smoking.
She was advised by him to give up drinking.
He tried in vain to quit smoking.
She was advised by him to stop smoking.
The doctor advised him to abstain from drinking.
He is trying hard to give up smoking.
I advise you to stop smoking.
You should give up drinking.
- Father decided to stop smoking.
- My father has decided to quit smoking.
- My father decided to quit smoking.
He is trying to quit smoking.
He decided to quit smoking.
- You should give up smoking.
- You should refrain from smoking.
- You ought to stop smoking.
Tom was advised to give up smoking.
Tom wanted to quit smoking.
I'm going to leave school.
I'm going to quit smoking.
Tom decided to quit smoking.
I was persuaded to stop smoking.
Is Tom going to dump Mary?
I want to leave school.
I hope to stop smoking.
- It is best that you stop smoking.
- You'd better quit smoking.
I'm trying to quit smoking.
- You had better stop smoking.
- You'd better stop smoking.
He swore to quit smoking.
- It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking.
You must give up smoking.
It is not easy to stop smoking permanently.
I tried to quit smoking.
- It is necessary for you to stop smoking.
- You must stop smoking.
- You must quit smoking.
- You need to stop smoking.
I want to quit smoking.
Mary decided to quit smoking.
- I think you should stop smoking.
- I think that you should stop smoking.
I can help you stop smoking.
Tom cannot stop drinking alcohol.
At times I feel like quitting my job.
You should give up drinking and smoking.
He tried to give up smoking but in vain.
You must convince Tom to stop smoking.
The doctor advised my father to stop smoking.
The doctor recommended that you should give up smoking.
I can't seem to quit smoking.
- I should've quit smoking a long time ago.
- I should have quit smoking a long time ago.
Why don't you stop smoking?
I want to give you a challenge.