Examples of using "Kitaba" in a sentence and their english translations:
I began the book.
Look at the book on the desk.
He showed an interest in the book.
Don't touch that book.
He reached for the book.
He's not looking at the book.
Tom looked in the book.
You're going to love this book.
I love that book.
Which book do you need?
He was completely absorbed in the book.
- I need many books.
- I need a lot of books.
I don't need this book.
Tom glanced at the book.
Could I look at that book?
He glanced at the book.
I revere this book.
Do you need the book?
Can't you reach the book on the shelf?
Tom looked down at the book again.
The film stayed faithful to the book.
Do you need this book?
You can't have both books.
Look at the book which he put on the desk.
She is completely absorbed in a book.
Tom can't reach the book on the top shelf.
- Does she need the book?
- Does he need the book?
Please write your name in this book.
He has too many books.
- I need many books.
- I need a lot of books.
- I started a new book yesterday.
- Yesterday I started a new book.
You will not be able to go through the book so quickly.
He is too short to get at the book on the shelf.
She has about 2,000 books.
I have the same number of books as he has.
I need the book! Where is it?
The editor glanced over the manuscript.
I prefer this book to that one.
- What became of the book I lent you?
- What happened to the book I lent you?
I need a book to read.
- What has become of the book I put here yesterday?
- What happened to the book I put here yesterday?
Look at this book, this page is cool!!
She has as many books as I.
Please have a look at this book.
Sami took another look at the book.
Sami needs this particular book.
Tom still has the book I lent him.
Tom reached for the book, but it was out of reach.
He has at least one thousand books.
I can't reach the book on the top shelf that I want to read.
I have the same number of books as Tom has.
I came across this book in a secondhand bookstore.
- What has become of the book I put here a few minutes ago?
- What has happened to the book I put here a few moments ago?
He has as many books as his father does.
I have as many books as he does.
He always has his nose buried in a book.
That movie is based on a book of the same name.
That sees above and beyond profits.
Today's playbook says, the CEO reports to the corporate boards.
- I have ten times as many books as you have.
- I have ten times more books than you do.
Tom doesn't have as many books as Mary does.
He doesn't have as many books as she does.
I suddenly remembered that I couldn't afford so many books.
- I have three times as many books as Tom.
- I have three times as many books as Tom does.
I have only half as many books as he does.
The teacher has three times as many books as I do.
- Tom has twice as many books as Mary.
- Tom has twice as many books as Mary does.
I was surprised to learn that the library had only about four thousand books.
- I have three times as many books as Tom.
- I have three times as many books as Tom does.
My brother has many more good books than I do.
My sister has three times as many books as I do.
He has more books than I do.
Alice was beginning to get very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank, and of having nothing to do: once or twice she had peeped into the book her sister was reading, but it had no pictures or conversations in it, 'and what is the use of a book,' thought Alice 'without pictures or conversation?'