Примеры использования How to hold на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I know how to hold a baby.
Do you want me to show you how to hold that?
I know how to hold a baby.
He wouldn't be leaving if you knew how to hold a man.
You know how to hold your breath?
I may not know much about golf, Tucker,but I know how to hold the bat.
You taught me how to hold the tray.
How to hold regular/scheduled payment.
How to hold the present when even tomorrow it already will be another?
I don't know how to hold him.
When I sat down to write this,'I realised I would forgotten how to hold a pen.
I will teach you how to hold the brush.
Now that we have Wassermann we have to figure out how to hold him.
You just don't know how to hold the reservation.
When we came here on our first date,you didn't know how to hold the cue.
She knew how to hold her head, use her hands.
You don't even know how to hold a mop.
I showed you how to hold an audience and to be a leader, but clearly I failed in that department.
At least I know how to hold a gun.
A Beowulf representative said that 400 of the workers"had impressed the US Army with their skill and experience", but complained that some of the workers lacked police orsecurity experience and"didn't even know how to hold a gun.
He doesn't even know how to hold a boom.
Sword and Cape Theory on the use of the sword and cape: how to hold the cape, what the cape's strengths and weaknesses are, how to parry, etc. Illustrations of the main guards of sword and cape, the main invitations, the thrusts, the defenses and the voids.
I can teach the lady how to hold a stick.
Flags: you gotta know how to hold'em, you gotta know how to fold'em.
Find safety scissors with rounded tips andshow the child how to hold them.
We had only to show him how to hold the rifle and take aim.
Yeah, poor boys need to learn how to hold their alcohol.
Michael just doesn't know how to hold the scissors properly and he seems a little reluctant to try.
Years at military academy just to learn how to hold a knife and fork!