Приклади вживання A few rooms Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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A few rooms have Jacuzzis.
Only for a few rooms!
Is it a series of buildings or only a few rooms?
Only a few rooms to go!
Focus on just a few rooms.
B& B Zundert has a few rooms, and if you are lucky it's not sold out.
We have re-done a few rooms.
With the exception of a few rooms that have been converted for exhibition purposes, his home has been preserved in its original state.
Switches can be up to a few rooms away.
If the underfloor heating will be in a few rooms, the average path length should be approximately the same, deviation should not exceed 15 m.
It all started with a few employees and a few rooms.
She added a few rooms and a park.
The main condition- it is the compatibility of at least a few rooms, who are near.
This makes it audible, even if a few rooms away or placed under some pile of things.
We want to love our whole home not just a few rooms.
The hotel has a few rooms- only 199.
It's not possible to see everything at once, you will understand that after a few rooms(1,400 in total).
We are starting with a few rooms on the first floor.
After World War II, the term tsurekomi yado(連れ込み宿, lit."bring-along inn") was adopted,originally for simple lodgings run by families with a few rooms to spare.
They only examined a few rooms properly.
Recently popular combined living, which represent a few rooms, combined into one.
If it is necessary to condition a few rooms at the same time, the best solution- a split-system channel type.
Modular desirably constructed as a 2-seater, and family plan, enclosing a few rooms for accommodation of guests families.
If you get on a tour, you will see only a few rooms of the 360 that exist in the castle, the rest just haven't been finished.
Repairment is already finished in a few rooms and you can see a small exhibition.
Mobile homes usually have everything: a few rooms, a living room, a toilet and a shower room. .
Doctor Zbigniew Wozniewski and a group of almost 100 sick andwounded in a few rooms, omitted in a hurry, together with one Dauthers of Charity nuns and two ward nurses remained in the hospital.
In months of negotiations with Sevastopol city officials and prosecutors,it was suggested to Protsenko that if he were just to give up a few rooms in his family's new home- or, better yet, donate some acres of the surrounding property to the city- his legal problems would go away.