Examples of using "только" in a sentence and their english translations:
Take only one.
I was just daydreaming.
Just don't disappear.
Just be quiet.
- Take one only.
- Take only one.
I just woke up.
There was only one left.
- He arrived here just now.
- He just arrived.
- He's just arrived.
We only kissed.
Did you just wake up?
The sun just came up.
I was just reading.
This just barely covers our living expenses.
I was only kidding.
Just don't laugh.
Just don't surrender.
Just look outside.
Did you just get up?
The show is just starting.
Only God is omnipotent.
Not again!
Only Tom left.
Just don't get caught.
There is only one truth.
Did you just get back?
I was the only one who laughed.
Imagine that!
Just watch.
Imagine that:
I'd like you to consider for a moment
And just think for a moment
[Bear] Wow, check this out.
Look, all of that...
was only wounded.
- Just that?
- That's all?
Just you try!
Just married.
- Only like 1000.
- I have just had dinner.
- I've just had dinner.
- I just got up.
- I got up a minute ago.
- I've just got up.
- Did you just realize that?
- You just realized that?
Just don't tell Tom.
Just don't break anything.
Just don't leave me.
- Admittance to staff members only.
- Staff members only.
Tom just showed up.
We just moved in.
We just landed.
He just came.
I just got up.
I just arrived.
- I have only just begun.
- I've only just begun.
Tom just woke up.
It's only three o'clock.
I've just eaten.
I've just arrived.
There's only one God.
We've just arrived.
- Tom has just returned.
- Tom has just come back.
It's only Monday.
- I just arrived now.
- I've only just arrived.
- I have only just arrived.
- I just arrived.
- I have just eaten lunch.
- I've just eaten lunch.
I just came in.
They just woke up.
It's only 2:30.
The result is all that matters.
The train just left.
They just finished.
That only makes it worse.
He just ate.
I just stopped by to say hi.
Is it only eight-thirty?
They have just arrived.
- The bus has just left.
- The bus just left.
- I just arrived.
- I've just arrived.
He left just now.
I only need one.
I only have one.
Did you just realize that?
- He just got home.
- He just came back home now.
- I've just gotten home.
- I've just come home.
Tom is only pretending to be sick.
My dad just called.
- The bus has just left.
- The bus has just gone.
Is it just eight-thirty?
- Tom only drinks coffee.
- Tom drinks only coffee.
- Over my dead body.
- Over my dead body!
Authorized personnel only.
Just don't drop it.
I only need two of these.
- I've just gotten home.
- I've just come home.
- I just got home.
She just left.
Only the truth hurts.
You deserve nothing but the best.