Примеры использования Use words на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We use words a lot.
Carrionites use words.
Use words he can relate to.
Sorry, Axl, I use words.
Use words that are understood by everyone.
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You don't even have to use words.
You can't use words on a bully.
Use words to communicate your needs and desires.
I will have to use words to tell you.
You use words, but you don't say nothing.
They notice when we use words to mask inaction.
You use words like a trader selling stones.
That's right, letters would not suffice.I had to use words.
We use words to discipline our children.
But out there in the world, there are people who can use words as weapons.
You never use words you can't afford♪.
You can't just keep guessing. I was thinking that sometimes people use words instead of numbers.
I mean, most people use words, but it's not important.
We use words communicate with our friends and family.
For this game, you can use words from your personal dictionary.
I use words to put songs together and make a living.
Don't use implore, only use words you actually use. .
I use words to help you to go into wordlessness.
Textbooks full of falsehoods, teachers' unions full of thugs, andtenured imbeciles who still use words like"irregardless.
Those two use words like tricksters, they're mocking us.
In its broadest meaning, the positioning theory‘is about how people use words(and discourse of all types) to locate themselves and others.
Use words like“gather” and“collect”, as opposed to“take” and“scrape”.
My dear André, you use words you don't know the meaning of.
One has to use words and images in order to convey to the mind some perception, some figure of that which is beyond thought.
Article 33 makes it an offence punishable by fine and up to twelve months imprisonment to publish,distribute or publicly use words which are threatening, abusive or disturbing, being matter or words intended or likely to stir up or capable of stirring up hatred against a member of the national public distinguished by race, place of origin, political opinions, colour or creed.