Examples of using "Bakmayı" in a sentence and their english translations:
Stop staring.
I'm done caring.
She stopped looking at the show window.
Stop staring at me.
- Stop looking at me!
- Stop looking at me.
Maybe we should keep looking.
We should stop seeing each other.
Try looking in your pockets.
Do you like looking in the mirror?
Please stop looking at me.
Stop staring out the window.
My cat likes to look through the window.
Mary doesn't like looking in the mirror.
I like to look at old pictures.
Would you stop staring at me?
Tom doesn't like looking in the mirror.
Tom offered to watch the kids.
- Stop looking at me like that!
- Stop looking at me like that.
Stop looking at that girl.
I couldn't stop staring at it.
Tom keeps looking at you.
Stop looking out the window.
Tom kept staring at Mary.
Tom can't stop looking at Mary.
Quit looking at me like that.
Where did you learn to babysit?
- Stop gawking.
- Stop staring.
Stop looking elsewhere.
I love looking at myself in the mirror.
Layla kept looking back at Sami.
Stop staring like that.
I stopped noticing things.
Tom likes to look at pictures of cats.
I like taking care of animals very much.
Do you like to look at her picture?
You need to learn to mind your own business.
Tom just can't stop looking at Mary.
Would you stop looking at me like that?
Why don't you try minding your own business?
Tom kept looking at Mary's picture.
Tell Tom to stop staring at me.
They like to look out the window.
Sami agreed to take care of the baby.
But I learned that the deeper I went into my books,
I can't take my eyes off Tom. I can't stop looking at him.
Stop looking at me like that, you'll make me blush.
Tom wished Mary would quit staring at him.
Tom asked Mary to stop staring at him.
It prevents introspection, self-analysis,
Would you consider taking care of my children next Saturday?
- I thought perhaps you wouldn't mind taking care of Tom for a couple of hours.
- I thought that perhaps you wouldn't mind taking care of Tom for a couple of hours.
- When I am at home, I like to look at the mountains through the window.
- I like to look at the mountains from my window when I'm in my house.
Fadil started thinking about raising a family in Egypt.
Tom has agreed to babysit our children this evening.
Tom has agreed to babysit our kids on Monday.
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Tom has offered to take care of the children this afternoon.
My brother makes it a rule to look over the newspaper before going to his office.
Jane offered to take care of our children when we were out.
As soon as you're finished looking at the "kairanban," please give it to the next person.
My grandmother loves watching TV.
My sister likes looking after my son, but still I'm the one who has to change his nappy all the time.
We have to cut business expenses here. Haven't you ever heard of looking at how much you're getting before you start spending?
So much prey makes this an ideal training ground for a young jaguar learning to fend for himself.