slovník Polský - Angličtina

hamulce v angličtině:

Who wants to buy a motorcycle with squeaky brakes?

I'll only buy the car if they fix the brakes first.

Something is wrong with the brakes.

Adjust the brakes.

You must be crazy to ride a bicycle that has no brakes!

He crashed his car because someone tampered with the brakes.

I had the brakes of my bicycle adjusted.

It sounds like you need new brakes.

She put on the brakes and the car stopped.

My car has excellent brakes.

Faulty by the way, means something that isn't working properly – like the faulty brakes on my bike.

She stopped with a screech of brakes.

Check and adjust the brakes before you drive.

The brakes did not work.

During the hot season, my son's skin breaks out easily.

He often breaks into the middle of a conversation.

What will become of us if a war breaks out?

I watched TV during my breaks.

She breaks something every time she cleans the room.

I don't want to be the one who breaks the news to her.

Day breaks.

War breaks out when nations try to form their own empires.

Poverty keeps together more homes than it breaks up.

These gatherings always get rowdy after hours, when the boss breaks out the single-malt scotch.

Rock breaks scissors. Scissors cut paper. Paper smothers rock.

Once a war breaks out, both sides are in the wrong.

Art breaks the monotony of our life.

Dawn breaks, which is no small thing.

During summer breaks, I ate dinner at midnight.