Examples of using "Pilas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Do you sell batteries?
It needs new batteries.
It needs new batteries.
I would like batteries for this device.
Get ready and let’s go!
You need to pay extra for the batteries.
The clock has run down. I need new batteries.
But goddammit where did I put those rechargeable batteries?
Thank you for being diligent in correcting me.
I have to change the batteries in the radio.
- Although these batteries are new, they don't work.
- The batteries don't work, even though they're new.
- The batteries aren't working, even though they're new.
It doesn't work so well because the batteries are running down.
- There's nothing wrong with the radio; it just needs new batteries.
- There's nothing wrong with the radio, it just needs new batteries.
I bought a flashlight, but I forgot to buy batteries.
- The clock has run down. I need new batteries.
- The clock stopped. It needs a new battery.
I only missed one day of work because of a cold and my desk is piled high with papers.
There are torches that do not need batteries. Some are charged by shaking them, some by cranking a handle and others by repeatedly pressing a lever.
If truth be told, I'm so terribly sick of getting up early in the morning, that hereon after, I will not be buying new batteries for the alarm clock.
Maria is sitting at her desk and translating a novel. She's surrounded by heaps of big dictionaries. Maria needs all of them as she is translating with an almost fanatic precision.
It would be misleading to say that I hate the British. I do. But it would be more accurate to say that I hate humans. Some of my best friends are humans, and I'm a human myself, but I can honestly say that humans are scum. Humans really need to get their shit together.