Примеры использования To keep your hands на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Hard to keep your hands off, huh?
What if you had a partner to keep your hands clean?
To keep your hands where I can see them, Darryl.
If you promise to keep your hands off.
These gloves are made of soft, imitation suede and are fully lined and edged with sherpa(about 220g/m²) to keep your hands nice and warm.
My job is to keep your hands clean.
When it's cold out, you can count on Winter Fleece to keep your hands toasty.
You need to keep your hands off of her.
I had to keep you out of the loop to keep your hands clean.
You do have to keep your hands warm though.
STEP 1 After daily skin care routine, you will need to keep your hands dry.
Sir, I asked you to keep your hands on the car.
Four or five at most and all of them are used only in winter andin autumn for the main purpose: to keep your hands warm.
We help you to keep your hands healthy.
Carlos, I can take care of myself and you need to keep your hands clean, you know that.
You try to keep your hands off of your weird road hoochie.
Would it be too much to ask you to keep your hands off my husband?
Remember to keep your hands and face at a safe distance from the filter.
These thermal gloves have a water-repelling andbreathing membrane to keep your hands completely dry at all times.
Just be sure to keep your hands above his waist at all times.
You need to learn to keep your hands off me.
The bluetooth functionality allows you to keep your hands on the steering wheel control and your eyes on the road ahead for a safer driving by pairing your mobile phone with this unit.
But you're gonna have to keep your hands off my neck.
You ought to learn to keep your hands off other people's property.
You want to live through them, you need to keep your hands out to the side and do everything slow.
That will teach you to keep your hands to yourself, you pig!
As long as you promise to keep your hands and your fangs to yourself.
Whether or not you want to keep your hand.
(1) To keep your hand or a chip on your cards.
You want to keep your hand.