Examples of using "игрушек" in a sentence and their english translations:
Buy some toys.
- Tom has a lot of toys.
- Tom has many toys.
- Tom has lots of toys.
Let's go to the toy store.
There are a lot of toys here.
The toy store is closed.
Tom's house is full of toys.
Tom's room is full of toys.
The toy seller was very friendly.
Tom brought some toys for the children.
- Tom has a lot of toys.
- Tom has many toys.
- Tom has lots of toys.
Tom owns a toy store.
You should buy Tom some new toys.
There is a toy shop in the neighborhood.
Military toys are abundant in the shops.
My hobby is collecting old toys.
Tom made Mary some toys.
The toy seller was very friendly.
The toy seller was very friendly.
The toy store is by the school.
What floor is the toy department on?
I got a job in a toy store.
I have more toys than you do.
Children have too many toys today.
Tom made his grandson some toys.
The toy department is on the fifth floor.
I live next door to the toy shop.
Tom has a huge collection of stuffed animals.
Tom put his toys into the toy box.
Mr Smith made him some toys.
I'm going to the toy store with the children.
I have a room full of toys. Do you want to play?
Tom has more toys than Mary.
Tom has fewer toys than Mary.
The same thing happens in Toy Story for example,
I bought all sorts of sexual toys for my honeymoon.
The only difference between children and men is the price of their toys.
Tom's kids have got lots more toys than he had when he was young.
In Thailand, coconuts are used in the kitchen, as drinks or as toys.
Although he had many toys, his greed made him want more.
Tom's kids have got lots more toys than he had when he was young.
In the Land of Toys, every day, except Sunday, is a Saturday. Vacation begins on the first of January and ends on the last day of December.
A nice lady took me into a huge, gigantic – аt least from a 3-year-old's perspective – room, with tall shelves filled with toys. And I was sitting there, in one place, for I have no idea how long, but probably for a colossal 5 minutes or so, and then I just started crying like I've never cried before (or at least that's how my mom described it to me). Ladies from the kindergarten tried to calm me, but there was no use. Fortunately, my mother was still there, talking with a parent of another kid, so she came to me and took me home. And they decided to never take me there again until I was 6 or so.