Examples of using "наизнанку" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Your shirt is inside out.
- You are wearing your shirt inside out.
- You're wearing your shirt inside out.
- Your shirt is inside out.
- You are wearing your shirt inside out.
- You're wearing your shirt inside out.
You've got your jumper on inside out!
It's the world upside down.
Tom had his socks on inside out.
- You are wearing your socks inside out.
- You're wearing your socks inside out.
Tom had his sweater on inside out.
Tom had his T-shirt on inside out.
He put on his undershirt inside out.
He turned his coat inside out.
Turn your bag inside out.
- You are wearing your shirt inside out.
- You're wearing your shirt inside out.
- You're wearing your T-shirt inside out.
- Your T-shirt's inside out.
He had his socks on inside out.
He put on his sweater wrong side out.
Your shirt is inside out.
- Tom put his shirt on inside out.
- Tom put on his shirt inside out.
Tom put on his sweater wrong side out.
I put my coat on inside out.
Your sweater is inside out.
Don't turn it inside out.
Tom had his socks on inside out.
Ken put his shirt on inside out.
Tom put his T-shirt on inside out.
- Your shirt is inside out.
- You are wearing your shirt inside out.
- You're wearing your shirt inside out.
I put my gloves on inside out by mistake.
You have your right sock on wrong side out.
He had his socks on inside out.
He had one of his socks on inside out.
John had put his sweater on inside out.
He had his shirt on inside out.
I have put on my suit the wrong way.
I think you've put your sweatshirt on inside out.
Tom purposely wore his shirt inside out just to irritate Mary.
- Tom didn't realize he had his sweater on inside out.
- Tom didn't realize that he had his sweater on inside out.
Tom had one of his socks on inside out.
I had both of my socks on inside out.
I've bent over backwards trying to find him.
The wind was so strong it blew Mary's umbrella inside out.
You're wearing your sweater inside out.
- You've put your hat on backwards.
- Your hat's on backwards.
Your sweater is on backwards.
You have your hat on backwards.
You have your hat on backwards.
It was very windy that day, and I had my umbrella blown inside out.
The label on my scarf says, "Wash and iron inside out." I wonder how I'm supposed to do that.