Examples of using "Baharda" in a sentence and their english translations:
School begins in spring.
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
Snow melts in the spring.
Farmers sow seeds in the spring.
The flowers in the garden bloom in spring.
I met Tom last spring.
We're going to do that next spring.
- We might go to Boston next spring.
- We could go to Boston next spring.
We should go to Boston next spring.
- The leaves of the trees turn red in the fall.
- The leaves of the trees turn yellow in the fall.
- Leaves turn red in autumn.
I want to go to Hawaii next spring.
The leaves fall off the trees in the fall.
Have you ever been to Boston in the spring?
Many flowers start blooming in springtime.
Tom is going to retire next spring.
Tom is getting married next spring.
I shaved my head last spring.
Tom will graduate from high school this spring.
- Some flowers bloom in spring and others in autumn.
- Some flowers bloom in the spring and other flowers bloom in the fall.
Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in the spring.
Tom is thinking of going to Boston next spring.
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
- In spring, the days get longer.
- The days get longer in spring.
Tom and Mary are getting married next spring.
A great many tourists visit Kyoto in spring.
In spring, flowers grow and trees bloom.
A very large number of tourists visit Kyoto in the spring.
Tom and Mary got married last spring.
Tom and Mary got married last year in the spring.
Tom and Mary got married this year in the spring.
Leaves fall in the autumn.
They can only attempt this catch on a few nights in spring.
Speaking of Switzerland, have you ever been there in spring?
My husband and I will travel to Versailles in the spring to watch an opera.
I took a cooking class last spring and learned to bake bread.
Last year in the spring I attended a cooking class and learned how to bake bread.