Examples of using "Kürek" in a sentence and their english translations:
Where's the oar?
Row.
It was a wild goose chase.
Bring a shovel.
Let's take turns rowing the boat.
Let's take turns rowing.
Let's go rowing.
I like rowing.
We were rowing against the current.
Keep paddling.
What I need is a shovel.
That shovel costs thirty dollars.
Tom stopped rowing.
Tom loves rowing.
Let me row for a while.
We rowed up the river against the current.
We went to the lake to row a boat.
The girl rowing a boat is my cousin.
We couldn't row against the strong current.
Fish use their fins as oars.
All the boats are equipped with oars.
Don't spit into the wind.
They rowed up the river.
That shovel cost thirty dollars.
Why don't we take turns rowing the boat?
So they set about trying to find where they were
He was rowing against a gentle current.
Tom usually goes rowing by himself.
- I thought Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
- I thought that Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
- I think Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
- I think that Tom said he needed to buy a shovel.
Tom tried paddling his canoe upstream.
Mary filled her bucket with sand using a plastic shovel.
Tom got his shovel out of the truck and began to dig.
She caught sight of a rowing boat in the distance.
Tom is a lost cause.
Mary gave Tom a shovel for his birthday.
As I rowed out into the river, the clearness of the water astounded me.
Tom handed me a shovel and told me to start digging.
Tom and I rented a rowboat and went rowing.
You're flogging a dead horse.
I don't mind your groping in the dark for a solution, but I wish you'd come to a decision.
Tom and Mary were paddling a canoe down the river the last time I saw them.
He built castles in the air all day.