Examples of using "Bisikletini" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is repairing his bicycle.
- Tom is fixing his bicycle.
- Tom repaired his bicycle.
- Tom fixed his bicycle.
Mary oiled her bicycle.
He painted his bicycle red.
Where did you leave your bike?
He propped his bike against the wall.
Tom is riding his bicycle.
- He repaired his bicycle.
- She repaired her bicycle.
- Someone stole Tom's bicycle.
- Tom's bicycle has been stolen.
- Tom's bicycle was stolen.
Put away your bicycle.
She lent me her bicycle.
I borrowed Tom's bicycle.
Tom propped his bicycle against the wall.
- May I borrow your bicycle?
- May I borrow your bike?
I'm going to need to borrow your bicycle.
Tom painted his bicycle red.
Are you going to sell Tom your bicycle?
When did you paint your bicycle?
Tom rode his bicycle through the village.
Ken painted his bicycle white.
Lend me your bicycle.
Tom stole your bike.
The police found Tom's bicycle.
- He took his bike to the store.
- He went to the store on his bike.
Tom lent me his bicycle.
Who stole Tom's bicycle?
Tom repairs his bicycle.
Tom painted his bicycle blue.
I heard you were going to sell Tom your bicycle.
You didn't sell your bicycle, did you?
Tom painted Mary's bicycle.
Tom stole Mary's bicycle.
Tom rides his bicycle on the sidewalk.
Tom is the one who stole your bicycle.
He used her bike without asking permission.
Whose bicycle did you want to borrow?
The boy showed off his new bicycle to everyone.
Tom wanted to keep his bicycle in my garage.
He rode his bicycle at a uniform speed.
Tom lent his bicycle to Mary.
Could you lend me your bike?
Can you lend me your bicycle?
Dan found Linda's bike in the basement.
I asked Tom where he'd bought his bicycle.
- Tom wouldn't lend his bicycle to me.
- Tom wouldn't lend me his bicycle.
You always leave your bike filthy.
- I don't think Tom will want your old bicycle.
- I don't think that Tom will want your old bicycle.
- I should've known better than to use Tom's bicycle without permission.
- I should have known better than to use Tom's bicycle without permission.
Tom rode his bicycle through the alley.
Fadil was fixing his bike in the backyard.
Layla put her bicycle in the back of the building.
Tom accused Mary of stealing his bicycle.
Tom was the one who stole Mary's bicycle.
Tom locked his bike to a tree.
Tom is going to fix Mary's bicycle.
Tom is the boy who stole Mary's bicycle.
Tom chained his bicycle to a tree.
Tom leaned his bicycle against a tree.
I don't know who Tom gave his bicycle to.
Tom always leaves his bicycle dirty.
Why wouldn't you let me borrow your bicycle?
How did you find out it was Tom who stole your bicycle?
Tom has been letting Mary use his bicycle.
- Tom has admitted that he stole Mary's bicycle.
- Tom has admitted he stole Mary's bicycle.
- Tom doesn't think that Mary was the one who stole his bicycle.
- Tom doesn't think Mary was the one who stole his bicycle.
I don't know where Tom bought his bicycle.
- Tom admitted that he stole Mary's bicycle.
- Tom admitted he stole Mary's bicycle.
Tom locked his bike to the bike rack.
Don't ride your bicycle on the sidewalk.
Tom rode his bicycle over to Mary's.
Could you lend me your bicycle for a couple of days?
Will you lend me your bicycle for an hour?
Tom found out that I was the one who had stolen his bicycle.
Do you know where Tom bought his bicycle?
Tom claims that you stole his bicycle.
Maybe Tom was the one who stole your bicycle.
- I can't believe that Tom is the one who stole Mary's bicycle.
- I can't believe Tom is the one who stole Mary's bicycle.
Tom sold his bike on craigslist.
- I don't think Tom would mind if I used his bicycle.
- I don't think that Tom would mind if I used his bicycle.
Why don't you ask Tom if you can borrow his bicycle?
Tom hoped somebody would buy his old bicycle.
You will find your bicycle somewhere in the neighborhood of the station.
He was eager to show off his new bicycle to his friends.
Tom lent Mary his bicycle last week.
- Tom said he doesn't know where Mary bought her bicycle.
- Tom said that he doesn't know where Mary bought her bicycle.
- I don't think Tom knows where Mary bought her bicycle.
- I don't think that Tom knows where Mary bought her bicycle.
Tom helped Mary fix her bicycle.
Tom fixed Mary's bicycle for her.
May I borrow your bicycle tomorrow afternoon?
Can I try your bicycle?