Examples of using "Hüte" in a sentence and their english translations:
Hats, hats.
- Watch your mouth!
- Watch your tongue.
I like these hats.
Tom, watch your mouth!
I'm housesitting.
Men wore hats back then.
Think of donuts, think of hats.
Where are the hats?
Where are your hats?
Why do you like wearing hats so much?
- I don't like any of these hats.
- I do not like any of these hats.
I don't like either hat.
Beware of the appearance.
Why does Tom like wearing hats?
These hats are the same size.
Why do you like wearing hats so much?
Be careful not to be overly confident.
Above all, beware of the cat.
They threw their hats up into the air.
Keep the secret.
Tom, I'm going shopping. Stay here until I get back.
They saluted each other by raising their hats.
Beware of Rome if you want to remain pious.
Beware of Greeks bearing gifts.
And now hats will remind you of donuts.
She said he was sick in bed, which was not true.
- Beware of anyone who claims objectivity.
- Beware of anybody who claims objectivity.
There were no hats in that store that fit me.
Now it is true in the moment that you’re thinking of hats,
Tom and Mary are going to love the hats you bought them.
Watch him.
There were two red hats on this table two hours ago.
Tom and Mary are going to love the hats you bought them.
Believe those who seek truth, beware those who find it.
You have no idea what Mary is capable of. Beware of her!
Whoso wishes to touch him let him beware, for he will have to do with me!
Hats should be popular next year.