Examples of using "подушку" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Can I get a pillow?
- Please get me a pillow.
Can I get a pillow?
Can I get you a pillow?
- May I have a pillow and a blanket, please?
- Please give me a pillow and a blanket.
- You got the whole pillow dirty!
- You all got the whole pillow dirty!
I forgot to buy one pillow.
Tom put his pistol under the pillow.
Tom put a pillow under Mary's head.
Can you give me another pillow?
He laid his head on the pillow.
I need an extra pillow.
She laid her head down on the pillow.
Could I have a pillow and blanket?
I slept on my stomach.
Tom asked for a blanket and a pillow.
Tom laid his head on the pillow.
Tom threw a pillow at Mary.
Tom put his pistol under his pillow.
Tom hid the knife under his pillow.
I borrowed your pillow.
Tom hid the book under his pillow.
May I have a pillow and a blanket, please?
Please take the pillow and blanket and give them to me.
Please give me a pillow and a blanket.
Tom put a pillow under Mary's head.
Keiko buried her head in the pillow and cried.
I'm excited to try my new pillow!
- Tom hid the book below his pillow.
- Tom hid the book under his pillow.
Tom picked up a pillow and threw it at Mary.
I threw away my old pillow and bought a new one.
Could you bring me a pillow and blanket, please?
Tom placed a cushion on the floor and sat on it.
She threw a pillow at him.
Tom lay on his bed and cried softly into his pillow.
After lunch, the gentleman finished his cup of coffee and sat down on the sofa, placing behind him a pillow – the type found in Russian taverns that instead of soft, flexible wool, would be filled with something alarmingly similar to bricks and cobbles.