Examples of using "Pomodori" in a sentence and their english translations:
I hate tomatoes.
He grows tomatoes in his garden.
He hates tomatoes.
She grows tomatoes in her garden.
I like eating tomatoes.
No, it's the tomatoes.
Does Tom like tomatoes?
The tomatoes have grown well.
- I don't like the taste of tomatoes.
- I don't like the flavour of tomatoes.
Tom grows tomatoes in his garden.
She grows tomatoes in her garden.
Does Tom still like tomatoes?
"Are those apples?" —"No, they're tomatoes."
Not even zucchini or tomatoes, which are plentiful in summer.
The tomato crop is of good quality.
Tom grows tomatoes and lettuce in his garden.
- The supermarket's got tomatoes on offer today.
- The supermarket has tomatoes on offer today.
- Today the supermarket has tomatoes on offer.
- The supermarket's got tomatoes on offer today.
- The supermarket has tomatoes on offer today.
Let's choose the best of the tomato crop and take them to the market.
Matthias collects solid-seeded tomatoes from a nursery.
A kilo of ketchup is equivalent to two kilos of tomatoes.
I grew tomatoes last year and they were very good.
The prices of tomatoes are very irregular throughout the year.
Even though you like tomatoes, you dislike tomato juice, right?
To highlight all of this, I want to tell the tale of two tomatoes.
"What's the reason for your allergy this time? Is it the olive oil in the salad?" "No, it's the tomatoes."