Переводы „that'll“ в словаре англо » словенский

(be acceptable, suffice) that'll do

to bo v redu/dovolj

that'll do

dovolj bo

that'll be Rosa

to bo najbrž Rosa

that'll do nicely

to bo čisto v redu

that'll cost a few bobs

to bo kar nekaj stalo

that'll put hairs on your chest

tako boš bolj odrasel

a lot of good that'll do [you]!

to [ti] bo pa res koristilo!

that'll do me nicely, thank you

to bo čisto v redu/dovolj zame, hvala

there you are — that'll be £4 please

izvolite - 4 funte, prosim

that'll give him something to think about

to mu bo dalo misliti

Переводы „that'll“ в словаре словенско » английский

to bo moj kônec разг.

that'll be the end of me

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That'll take down the swelling and you can come on and get to work.

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Hey, now that'll get all those assistants in football and basketball to straighten up and fly right.

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Or, in the words of my retired taxi-driver neighbour - "no one that'll admit it".

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They can race alone or with friends, and they can be able to solve problems that'll show up in the game.

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Soft, supple texture and sweet fruit flavours make this a crowd-pleasing style that'll be right at home at your end of summer barbecue.

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Before you pick up your first file or plug in a drill press, make sure you're dressed up in gear that'll keep you safe.

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Where once a person may have given merely a blowjob, now we'll have technology that'll allow for an incredible blowjob.

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That'll allow him to more easily channel away water in advance of hurricanes or other storms, so that the ground can then sponge up more when the deluges come.

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That's more than one in five members that'll shack up from 2026 at what is supposed to be the premier platform of the game.

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Since it opened three years ago, we've loved this store for its dedication to high-quality men's workwear that'll last a lifetime.

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