Examples of using "Yüzer" in a sentence and their english translations:
Wood floats.
Naoko swims.
She swims well.
Oil will float on water.
Fish swim in the water.
Tom swims every other day.
Laurie swims well.
- Lorry swims well.
- Lorry is good at swimming.
Tom swims well.
He swims in the river.
Why does ice float?
Oil floats on water.
Mike swims very well.
Tom swims very fast.
My father swims very well.
- Tom is swimming.
- Tom swims.
- Tom swims better than Mary.
- Tom swims better than Mary does.
Tom swims like a fish.
My older sister swims very fast.
Tom swims every day.
Tom usually swims in the morning.
Tom swims very well.
My brother swims well.
Tom sometimes swims laps.
Tom swims quite fast.
Mary swims quite fast.
He always swims with the current.
But my older sister is good at swimming.
Many fish swim in the river.
Will you swim?
Do you swim often?
Tom swims really well.
Tom often swims at night.
Tom swims well for his age.
- He swims like a fish.
- He can swim like a fish.
Wood floats, but iron sinks.
The fish swims by moving its tail.
Tom's dog swims quite well.
- Tom swims better than Mary.
- Tom swims better than Mary does.
Mary swims as fast as Jack.
- He can swim better than I.
- He can swim better than me.
Does Tom swim every day?
Does Tom swim often?
How many hours a day does Tom swim?
Tom swims practically every day.
All of them swim very fast.
Jane swims better than Yumi.
He swims better than I do.
- Tom swims as fast as Mary does.
- Tom swims as fast as Mary.
- Tom swims as well as Mary does.
- Tom swims as well as Mary.
Live fish swim under water.
She swims better than Mary.
My younger brother swims every day in the summer.
- He is swimming in the river.
- He swims in the river.
A large goldfish swims in the pond.
Tom really does swim well, doesn't he?
A lot of people swim here in the summer.
Tom swims with his son every morning.
Tom swims just about as fast as Mary.
Some of the boys are fishing and the others are swimming.
Surprisingly, he swims even on cold days.
Tom swims laps every morning before going to work.
- Tom swims pretty well.
- Tom swims quite well.
An apple floats in water, but not a pear.
Tom swims better than I do.
Who swims faster, Tom or Mary?
Do you think Tom will swim tomorrow?
Tom often comes over and swims laps in our swimming pool.
Ideas don't really have a home on the ground, they float in the air between people.
Does Tom really always swim by himself? Isn't that dangerous?
If plants and stones are in the water then this will happen: the plants float and the rocks sink.