Examples of using Turn off the engine in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Turn off the engine.
Would you turn off the engine,?
Turn off the engine.
He yelled at me:“Turn off the engine!”.
Turn off the engine.
If you are in a traffic jam, turn off the engine.
Turn off the engine, Zorn!
If you stop more than 60 seconds, turn off the engine.
Then, turn off the engine.
If stopped for more than 30 seconds, turn off the engine.
Hey, you! Turn off the engine!
If you will be idling more than 2 minutes, turn off the engine.
Driver, turn off the engine, now!
Whenever you're parked for more than 10 seconds, turn off the engine.
Turn Off the Engine at Long Stops.
If you need to stop your car for more than a minute or two, turn off the engine.
Turn off the engine and exit the vehicle!
If the vehicle will be stationary for more than a minute or so, turn off the engine.
Just turn off the engine and step out, please.
When checking, first idle the engine, then turn off the engine and wait for 5 minutes, then step on the pedal to apply the brakes.
Turn off the engine even for short stops.
They're gonna turn off the engine, lock up the tires, and send your face.
Turn off the engine and step out of the vehicle.
Turn off the engine and identify yourself!
Turn off the engine when the car is parked.
Turn off the engine and show me your hands.
Turn off the engine and remove the key.
Turn off the engine and step away from the vehicle now!
Turn off the engine if you anticipate it idling for more than a minute.
Turn off the engine and stick your hands out of the window!