Examples of using "Parça" in a sentence and their english translations:
I tore up the contract.
The information is leaking piecemeal to the press.
This piece doesn't match.
That's the part I like.
- It's a piece of cake.
- Piece of cake!
There's one piece left.
I don't mind a bit.
I want a piece of cake.
The skilled craftsman restored the shattered vase piece by piece.
He took out a piece of chalk.
There's a piece missing from the machine.
There were two pieces of cake.
I want a piece of candy.
They send us spare parts.
Where does this piece go?
Have a piece of pie.
Here's a piece of paper.
Here's the best part.
Have a little of this cake.
Help yourself to a piece of cake.
There are two distinct parts.
The final piece was placed in the puzzle.
Here's a piece of candy.
These two parts are interchangeable.
I want a piece of pie.
He's a bit of a rebel.
I ate three pieces of cake.
Tom is a bit of a recluse.
She's a bit of a recluse.
I don't miss Tom a bit.
He took out a piece of chalk.
I helped myself to a piece of cake.
This is spectacular piece.
There's a piece missing.
I want some paper.
I gave her a piece of my mind.
We have a lot of experimental archeology
with my somewhat controversial title,
He brought me a piece of information.
Every little bit helps.
Bring me a piece of chalk.
There were four pieces of furniture in the room.
She took two pieces of baggage with her.
He took out a piece of paper.
He bought a piece of furniture at the store.
Who wants a bit of cake?
Give me a piece of paper.
He threw a piece of meat to a dog.
I'll give him a piece of advice.
I gave the dog two pieces of meat.
He had three pieces of baggage.
Who wants a piece of cake?
Save me a piece of pie.
There are four pieces of furniture in the room.
I want a piece of chocolate cake.
Is this an original piece?
The two pieces were glued tightly together.
I stepped on a piece of broken glass.
There are only a couple of pieces left.
Would you care for a piece of pie?
I'll save you a piece of cake.
Tom ate a piece of toast.
I'd like a large portion, please.
- Let me give you some advice.
- Let me give you a piece of advice.
Give me two pieces of chalk.
Give me three pieces of chalk.
The beggar is asking for a piece of bread.
There wasn't a single shred of evidence.
- Tom ate a piece of the pie.
- Tom had a piece of pie.
A piece of paper fell on the ground.
She donated countless pieces to the museum.
This piece is in a major key.
I only ate a bite of bread.
Would you like a piece of cake?
That's not the important part.
He gave the dog a piece of meat.
The final piece makes up the whole pie.
Give me a piece of chalk.
May I have a piece of it?
We have just bought two pieces of furniture.
Bring me two pieces of chalk.
Tom has three pieces of baggage.
Everyone wanted a piece of the cake.
Those two pieces fit together.
These two pieces don't fit together.
He cut off a piece of meat.
Every little bit has helped.
I'm a bit of a rock singer.
- I think we've learned a little bit from Tom.
- I think that we've learned a little bit from Tom.
Tom played a song on the piano.
Would you like a piece of pie?
I don't trust Tom one bit.
They gave a piece of cake to Tom.