Examples of using "идёт" in a sentence and their english translations:
Look! She's coming!
- It is snowing.
- It's snowing.
It looks good on you.
You look good in black.
It keeps raining.
He is walking.
Does this look good on me?
- It keeps raining.
- It's raining and raining.
She is walking.
Black suits you.
Red suits you.
It looks very good on you.
Look, here comes your mother.
- Black becomes you.
- Black suits you.
- Black looks good on you.
There comes the bus.
Is it snowy?
- It is snowing.
- It's snowing.
It's raining again.
Black becomes you.
It rains there.
Everything's going well.
The coat looks good on you.
It really suits you.
It's hailing.
The king is coming.
She is walking.
- Is it rainy?
- Is it raining?
- It is snowing.
- It's snowing.
The train is arriving!
- The train is coming.
- The train is coming!
It is raining.
- He's coming.
- He is walking.
- Tom's coming.
- Tom'll come.
- Tom is coming.
- Who is coming?
- Who's coming?
- Go ahead.
- I agree.
Time crept on.
- She's coming!
- She's coming.
Help is on its way.
It looks good on you.
Look! She's coming!
Is it snowing?
It's snowing!
- Is it snowing?
- Is it snowing now?
Spring is coming.
A storm is coming.
Look, here comes your mother.
Is it still raining?
Is it raining?
It's still raining.
Tom is going fishing.
The dog goes wherever his owner goes
Look, here comes your mother.
"Where does Tom come from?" "He comes from the university."
- You're bleeding.
- They're bleeding.
- It's still raining.
- It's raining again!
- It is raining again.
It keeps raining.
You look very good in blue.
You look nice in that dress.
- A dog barks; a man walks.
- The dogs bark, but the caravan moves on.