Examples of using "Prestó" in a sentence and their english translations:
- No one helped me.
- Nobody offered me help.
He lent me 30 pesos.
He lent me two books.
The bank loaned him 500 dollars.
She took care of his wound.
Tom lent me some money.
He paid no attention to my advice.
Tom lent his camera to Mary.
Tom lent a book to Mary.
No one helped me.
He held out a helping hand to the poor.
A friend loaned this book to me.
None of the boys paid any attention to Mary.
Modern Greek borrowed many words from French.
I gave him advice, to which he paid no attention.
The motorcycle which I borrowed from him broke down.
He ignored his mother's advice.
The bank loaned the company $1 million.
She took care of his wound.
I gave him a warning, to which he paid no attention.
I did speak, but no one listened to me.
He didn't pay attention to what she said.
Having read through the magazine, he lent it to me.
She took no notice of what her father said.
Nobody seems to have paid attention to what he said.
No one helped me.
The bank loaned the company one million dollars.
The girl lent her friend her new typewriter.
This is a hammer. It's not mine; I borrowed it from a friend.
He lent me two books, neither of which I have read as yet.
I still owe my brother the ten dollars that he lent me last week.
He flouted his mother's advice.
Modern Greek borrowed many words from French.
The next morning, Link woke up at seven o'clock, refreshed and brimming with anticipation. "Gee!" he stretched luxuriously and pressed the button on top of the Kingface alarm clock. "Oh boy, the day has finally come! I can't wait!" he mused on his way to the dining hall. "Morning, Link," the King gave him his typical greeting. "Munf-Munf? We ran outta Linky-O's. Gwonam has eaten them all." "Problem, guys?" said Gwonam with a smirk, but neither paid any attention to it. "Wow, thanks!" Link dug in enthusiastically, disregarding the strong taste that nearly made his eyes bulge. It was his own fault he let Gwonam beat him to it, after all.