Examples of using "dal" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Defend her from danger.
- Protect her from danger.
Get out of the van.
Go to the barbershop.
Your nose was bleeding.
Your nose is bleeding.
I started at the bottom.
- Get off the lawn!
- Get off the lawn.
Stay away from the fire.
He went to the doctor.
She was shivering with cold.
Did you go to the doctor?
He got off the train.
He came back from Canada.
Would you like a place by window or by passage?
I spoke from the heart.
She bought it at the butcher's.
I will protect you from danger.
Go to the doctor at once!
Get out of my office.
Don't go out the front.
- Don't sneak out of the concert!
- Don't sneak out of the concert.
Get out of my apartment.
Have you known her since 1990?
Translate Japanese into English.
I'm from Canada.
- I come from Japan.
- I'm from Japan.
He comes from Wales.
- I am from Brazil.
- I'm from Brazil.
- I'm from the future.
- I come from the future.
I am from Portugal.
Your nose was bleeding.
My nose is bleeding.
Your nose is bleeding.
Her nose is bleeding.
Defend her from danger.
He's shivering because of the cold.
She went out of the restaurant.
- I saw the doctor.
- I saw a doctor.
I am at the dentist.
- We are free from danger.
- We are out of danger.
- We're out of danger.
- We're free from danger.
I have been to the barber's.
We were disillusioned with the result.
I was choked by smoke.
Tom escaped from the dungeon.
I was ignored by the waiter.
Since the 1980s,
Since 2017,
Get that off my table.
Hey, get away from the wall.
Refrain from smoking here.
You are secure from danger here.
- I'm annoyed at his selfishness.
- I am annoyed by your egotism.
Stay away from my computer.
I'm impressed with your French.
Move the child away from the fire!
Take an egg from the fridge.
I've been to the dentist's.
I know them from work.
Get out of my apartment.
He wrote me from Japan.
- Today, I went to the doctor's.
- I went to the doctor today.
You can depend on his help.
Don't drink out of my glass.
You don't need to go to the dentist's.
That's out of your control.
You should learn from his example.
Take an egg from the fridge.
Tom escaped from the danger.
- She was weeping with pain.
- She was crying with pain.
He was paralyzed with terror.
He was irritated by the sound.
Griselda fell from the roof.
She went to the hairdresser's.
The teacher is with the school principal.
I am shaking with cold.
Tom stepped off the train.
Tom dismounted the horse.
I abstain from voting.
He is from our village.
Tom jumped off the roof.
- She fell off her horse.
- She fell from her horse.
I have been to the barber's.
I'm going to the dentist tomorrow.
I was shocked by the dog that sprang out of the darkness.
I'm dying of laughter!