Exemplos de uso de To leave the nest em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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You need to leave the nest.
These young birds are almost ready to leave the nest.
It's time to leave the nest.
I have come to realize that, like a bird,Alexis needed to leave the nest.
He's decided to leave the nest.
I know, Mr. Mayor, that you took me under your wing, butthe time has come for me to leave the nest.
You want to leave the nest, right?
Eventually, a bird's got to leave the nest.
And it's better to leave the nest found in the forest alone.
It's time to leave the nest, my love!”!
What bird desire to leave the nest while it is storm outside?
Perhaps baby bird is ready to leave the nest.
Well, they all have to leave the nest eventually, if you're lucky.
A mother knows when it's time for her babies to leave the nest.
But I think it's time for me to leave the nest and learn to fly on my own.
It is too soon to leave the nest, but try telling that to adventurous chicks.
We got birds ready to leave the nest.
They begin to leave the nest and climb around at 2 weeks, fledge at 30 days and become independent at around the 45th day.
Time for Robin to leave the nest.
Unwilling to leave the nest, the adult protects its offspring, first, by hiding… and if that fails, it goes on the offensive.
And if you're willing to leave the nest.
Baby bird wants to leave the nest; mama bird gets all antsy, pacing.
Well, I guess the baby bird has got to leave the nest sometime.
It is now time for the child to leave the nest and spread its wings as an adult.