Examples of using "¡levante" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hands up!
Raise your right arm.
Raise both of your arms up like this.
Please don't get up.
Will the defendant please rise?
I hope the fog lifts soon.
Or in this room, raise your hands
- I hope the economy picks up soon.
- I hope that the economy picks up soon.
If you want to speak, raise your hand.
- Put your hands up!
- Hands up!
You don't have to get up so early.
Whoever agrees, raise your hand.
- If you haven't got a book, put your hand up.
- If you don't have a book, put your hand up.
- If you don't have a book, raise your hand.
- Whoever hasn't got a book, put your hand up.
- Whoever doesn't have a book, put your hand up.
- Put up your hand if you don't have a book.
- Put your hand up if you haven't got a book.
- If you have any doubts, put your hand up.
- If you've got any doubts, put your hand up.
- If you have any doubts, raise your hand.
Raise your voice.
It's unusual for him to get up early.
This box is too heavy for me alone to lift.
Raise your hands those who see her spinning clockwise.
This box is too heavy for me alone to lift.
And now raise your hands those who see her spinning counterclockwise.
- Raise your hands.
- Raise your hands!
The kind of unhappy that makes it hard to get out of bed in the morning;
Raise your hand if you are absolutely sure about it.
You don't have to get up so early.
Raise your hand if you know the answer.
When I get up tomorrow morning, the sun will be shining and the birds will be singing.