Examples of using "Macera" in a sentence and their english translations:
The adventure begins!
The adventure begins.
I'm looking for adventure.
The adventure begins.
He likes adventure.
Where's your spirit of adventure?
Adventure is worthwhile.
Life is full of adventure.
He is fond of adventure.
It's an adventure.
You said you wanted adventure.
We're ready for adventure.
Sami was looking for adventure.
What an adventure!
Tom is looking for adventure.
but not your sense of adventure.
This adventure is just getting started.
not adventure in spirit.
Bill has no sense of adventure.
- I thought you didn't like romance movies.
- I thought that you didn't like romance movies.
Choose-your-own-adventure stories.
Do you like adventure stories?
Cookie likes adventure stories.
It'll be a wonderful adventure.
Tom has no sense of adventure.
- Tom said he was looking for adventure.
- Tom said that he was looking for adventure.
The adventure begins! [Bear] Come on, you can do this.
where children would grow up,
He went traveling in search of adventure.
Our relationship is like an adventure.
It was his story of adventure that charmed us all.
I read a book of adventure stories.
It may prove to be a risky adventure.
I knew it would be an adventure.
The story revolves around a mysterious adventure.
Tom and Mary wanted an adventure.
She has a great appetite for adventure.
This trip was an unforgettable experience.
Tom read a "Choose Your Own Adventure" book.
I need to get to shore, fast. This adventure is just getting started.
Tom has an enormous appetite for adventure.
Sami was a college student with a sense of adventure.
For an adventure you do not necessarily have to pay.
Life is either a daring adventure or nothing.
He told us a very exciting adventure story.
War is not an adventure. War is an illness. Like typhus.
tough journey because in my culture women, girls just don't leave like that.
Look, they've brought a dirt bike. Ha ha, this is gonna be a fun adventure.
We had lots of adventures on our trip.
I am looking forward to exploring this country and having many adventures.
It was the custom in old times that as soon as a Japanese boy reached manhood he should leave his home and roam through the land in search of adventures.