Examples of using "Kağıda" in a sentence and their english translations:
She wrapped the present in paper.
Tom glanced over the paper.
She put down her thoughts on paper.
We need paper.
I wrote my name on the paper.
You put that on a strip of paper,
My mother wrapped the sandwiches in paper.
He put his thoughts on paper.
- I need some paper.
- I want some paper.
I put down his address on paper.
She folded it in paper.
She drew a straight line on the paper.
What quantity of paper do you need?
She wrapped some gifts in paper.
We may need some more paper.
I need paper for the printer.
These documents were printed on recycled paper.
Tom drew a straight line on the paper.
The teacher put a comment on each paper.
I need more paper for my drawings.
Would you mind writing it down on this piece of paper?
I want some paper.
Unable to speak, he wrote it on a piece of paper.
Soon, newspapers won't be printed on paper. They'll only be available through the Internet.
Tom wrote his phone number on a piece of paper and handed it to Mary.
I wrote down his address on a piece of paper.
The tourists were ripped off at the nightclub.
Tom wrote Mary's phone number on a piece of paper and laid it on the table near his telephone.
I stopped buying newspapers in paper form a few years ago already; I only read them in electronic format.
I need an envelope, a piece of paper, and a pencil or a pen.
- I need an envelope, a piece of paper, and a pencil or a pen.
- I need an envelope and a piece of paper. I also need either a pencil or a pen.