Examples of using "Mire" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Look!
- Look.
Don't look!
Look!
Look at the map.
Look at those clouds.
Let her look at this.
Look at this picture.
Look up.
Don't look at her!
- Look forward, please.
- Look forward.
Look at LinkedIn.
Let me check my schedule.
Look how that ball bounces.
- Look around you.
- Look around.
Don't look!
Let me look at you.
See what's going on outside.
Watch how I do it.
Look forward, please.
"Look, there's a bad man, help me."
- Look back!
- Look back.
Look and see how much the cash register rings up.
Please don't look at me like that.
Look at those snow-covered mountains.
I can't stand being looked at like that.
Look out of the window.
- I don't like people staring at me.
- I do not like people staring at me.
When you cross the bridge, don't look down.
Watch this.
"You know, there something wrong with your placement test.
Wherever I look, there's only sand and more sand.
- Don't look at her!
- Don't look at her.
Watch how I do it.
Wait and see.
It makes me very nervous when people look at me.
My mother doesn't like my watching TV.
Watch this.
Because next May, when I look at my fiance's sister's timeline,
Tom will probably tell Mary to look out the window.
Look ahead.
Look again.
Tom will probably tell Mary not to look out the window.
"Look here in the bad west, the children are being handed over to polio."
I'll have Tom take a look at it.
Happiness depends not so much on circumstances as on one's way of looking at one's lot.
Look away.
When you cross the bridge, don't look down.
My mother doesn't like my watching TV.
Don't look at the camera.