Examples of using "Grifo" in a sentence and their english translations:
The tap is running.
- The stopcock's turned off.
- The main tap is turned off.
- The main valve is turned off.
- The tap is off.
I drank from the tap.
Why don't we turn off the tap?
if we don't turn off the tap first.
- The water of the water supply is dangerous.
- Tap water is dangerous.
I turned off the tap.
The faucet in the bathroom's out of order.
It sounds like the faucet is dripping.
I drank from the tap.
We can't drink the tap water.
- The tap is running.
- The faucet is leaking.
- The faucet is dripping.
- The tap is dripping.
You'd better not drink the tap water.
The faucet is leaking.
The tap is off.
I'm not used to drinking water from the tap.
I'm not used to drinking tap water.
Is the tap water in Australia drinkable?
Tom turned on the water faucet, but nothing came out.
- Can you drink the tap water here?
- Is the tap water here safe to drink?
- Someone must have left the water running.
- Someone must've left the water running.
- Somebody must've left the water running.
We spent 15 minutes opening the tap like this.
We couldn't use the faucet because it was out of order.
You'd better not drink the tap water.
He turned on the faucet and a jet of water came out.
Many people drink water from the kitchen tap.
It sounds like the faucet in the kitchen is dripping.
The faucet detects the hands and then the water comes out.
- The faucet is leaking.
- The faucet is dripping.
The tap in the kitchen is dripping.
Generally, mineral water is more expensive than tap water.
- Someone must have left the water running.
- Someone must've left the water running.
- Somebody must've left the water running.
Do people in Boston drink tap water?
There's a chance that tap water may contain harmful substances like chlorine and lead.
In Japan it's generally thought that Germany's water supply isn't suitable for drinking, but this is a mistake.
I hear the buzz of a fan, the drip of the faucet, the hum of the fridge, the tick of the clock, the whoosh of cars passing by the house.
- Last night I puked.
- Last night I threw up.
- Last night I barfed.
- Last night I lost my cookies.
- Last night I woofed my cookies.
- Last night I blew chunks.
- Last night I hurled.
- Last night I ralphed.
- Last night I tossed my cookies.
- Last night I lost my lunch.
- Last night I prayed to the porcelain god.
- Last night I chundered.