Examples of using "делу" in a sentence and their english translations:
Get to the point.
Get to the point!
Get to the point.
- Get to the point!
- Get to the point.
- Get to the point!
- Get to the point.
Get to the point.
- Let's get to the point.
- Let's get to the point!
- Let's get down to business.
- Let's get to the point.
- Let's get down to brass tacks.
Let's get down to business.
Let's get back to business.
The end crowns the work.
- Get to the point!
- Get to the point.
To the point.
Get to the point.
And I got started.
It's time to get down to business.
Let's get down to business.
I'll get to the point.
Complaining won't remedy the situation.
She is out on an errand.
Is that relevant?
Get to the point!
Don't beat around the bush.
Don't beat around the bush.
Let's get down to business.
- It's irrelevant.
- This is irrelevant.
And in a completely separate case,
- That's beside the point.
- That is beside the point.
The police arrested the suspect in the case.
What's that got to do with it?
Tom's comments are always to the point.
Tom got right to the point.
I didn't beat around the bush.
Tom got to the point quickly.
Tom is here on urgent business.
Let me get right to the point.
Tom came straight to the point.
to the business, you figure out, alright,
It's irrelevant.
- What Tom said was besides the point.
- What Tom said was beside the point.
so she's ready to go.
let's bring in world-class designers
It's time to work now. Let's get down to business.
The court judged the case.
You're a two-faced, conniving git.
That's irrelevant.
Your remarks are off the point.
My opinion is irrelevant.
These details are irrelevant.
I have no connection to the matter.
The police were indifferent to the matter.
The end crowns the work.
That question is irrelevant.
I'll come straight to the point. You're fired.
That's completely beside the point.
Tom has the right attitude.
- How is this relevant?
- How is that relevant?
I'd like some advice on something.
Let me get right to the point.
What's that got to do with this?
I had to see someone on business.
That's interesting, but beside the point.
She had nothing to do with the case.
He has gone to Osaka on urgent business.
His speech was brief and to the point.
He is putting all his effort into the service of the business.
He denied having been involved in the affair.
- I have nothing to do with the affair.
- I have nothing to do with this matter.
- I have nothing to do with that case.
- I have nothing to do with the matter.
His essay was concise and to the point.
Tom seems to be anxious to get going.
Tom went to Boston on important business.
Let's get back to our sheep!
Has any action been taken on my case?
His proposal is completely out of the question.
OK, what would you like advice on?
The police dug out some facts about the matter.
He asked a few pertinent questions.
Also that is absolutely out of the question.
What do you have to do with the matter?
What does he have to do with this matter?
What does she have to do with this matter?
to basically become a state witness.
So what I do know is right now I'm committed.
You have to judge the case without bias.
Business before pleasure.
I have nothing to do with the matter.
She is not concerned in the affair.
He had nothing to do with the case.
The Japanese government takes a neutral attitude on the matter.
- I have nothing to do with the affair.
- I have nothing to do with this matter.