Examples of using "ногами" in a sentence and their english translations:
Turn it upside down.
Can you move your legs?
Turn it upside down.
to push you across.
Everything is upside down.
Don't hold it upside down.
Don't hold it upside down.
Don't hold it upside down.
Heaven is under their feet
- He stamped out a fire.
- He stamped out the fire.
She has good footwork.
A person will have the face of an angel when borrowing something, but the face of the devil when returning it.
Dissatisfied customers are voting with their feet.
She wrapped her legs around him.
The floor is under my feet!
Turn it upside down.
Turn it upside down.
Can you move your legs?
Can you move your legs?
The picture is hung upside down.
He was reading a paper upside down.
He is sitting cross-legged.
I can't move my legs.
You're just getting in the way.
You've got the map upside down.
Tom dangled his feet in the water.
Your book is upside down.
Your book is upside down.
- The tiling was cold under her bare feet.
- The tiling was cold under his bare feet.
I felt the earth shake under my feet.
The floor was cold under his bare feet.
My brother hung the picture upside down.
What has legs, but cannot walk?
they cover thousands of kilometers with their tiny feet
Betty sat in the chair with her legs crossed.
Never test the depth of water with both feet.
Because they hung it upside down.
"Zelda, the floor is under my feet!" "I know!"
Your book is upside down.
No one tests the depth of a river with both feet.
Nobody noticed that the picture was hung upside down.
A polyglot is someone who can read upside-down.
Why aren't the people in Australia upside down?
The cement floor underneath me had a sticky film on it
we're potentially unleashing a four-trillion-dollar value.
Nobody noticed that the picture had been hung upside down.
The boy pretended he could read, but he was holding the book upside down.
He was very tall and thin, with long arms and legs.
I think with my eyes and ears, my hands and feet and my mouth and nose.
A dachshund is a dog from Germany with a very long body and short legs.
Autumn leaves crunched under Tom's feet as he walked up the path to Mary's front door.
It's still minor league but in the not so distant future they'll be coming to a place near you.
We cannot walk on the hot sand with bare feet.
A dachshund is a dog from Germany with a very long body and short legs.
Tom and Mary were both sitting cross-legged on the floor.