Examples of using "бензин" in a sentence and their english translations:
Gasoline is sold by the liter.
This is gasoline.
Gasoline is getting cheaper.
- We have run out of gas.
- We've run out of gas.
Gas is cheap now.
Gasoline is sold by the liter.
This isn't gasoline.
You seem to be out of gas.
How much do you pay for gasoline?
Tom ran out of gas.
- We ran out of petrol.
- We ran out of gas.
The price of gas is rising.
- The price of gas is rising.
- The gas price is going up.
I ran out of gas.
Gasoline is scarce around here.
Gasoline isn't cheap anymore.
We're running out of gas.
- I'm out of gas.
- I've run out of gas.
I have gas.
Who's paying for the gas?
Gas prices are up.
Are gas prices going down?
Are gas prices going up?
Gasoline is supposed to get more expensive again.
We ran out of gas in the middle of the desert.
We ran out of gas in the middle of the desert.
- Petrol is no longer a cheap fuel.
- Gasoline is no longer a cheap fuel.
Fill it with regular, please.
We will soon have no more petrol.
- My car is a gas-hog.
- My car is a gas-guzzler.
My car ran out of gas.
- It looks like we're out of gas.
- It looks like we're out of petrol.
The lawn mower needs gas to operate.
- The cost of gasoline keeps on going up.
- The cost of petrol keeps on going up.
- The car's almost out of gas.
- The car is almost out of gas.
Gasoline is used for fuel.
Let's find a gas station; we've run out of fuel.
It's over, we're out of gas.
- There is a great demand for gasoline.
- There's a great demand for gasoline.
It looks like we're out of petrol.
Why are gas prices going down?
Why are gas prices going up?
Oh, no! We're running out of gas.
Oil is scarce in this country.
Oh, no! We're out of gas!
I ran out of gasoline on the way.
Gasoline isn't as cheap as it used to be.
We ran out of gas on our way there.
We ran out of gas in the middle of the intersection.
Gas is more expensive in France than in the United States.
Our car ran out of gas after two minutes.
We ran out of gas on the way to the theater.
I've run out of gas.
I was late because I ran out of gas.
Why are gas prices going up and down?
Tom ran out of gas on his way home from work.
I was almost home when the car ran out of gas.
My gas bill for last month was very high.
The price of gasoline is so high that we cannot buy a big car.
Tom can't afford to have a car. Gas is too expensive.
Tom put gas in the car.
We were running out of gas, and what was worse, it began to snow heavily.
We need to look for a gas station because this car will soon run out of gas.
Tom abandoned his car that had run out of gasoline and started walking.
We need to look for a gas station because this car will soon run out of gas.
Do you smell gas?
Gasoline became so expensive that we had to let our car go.
I couldn't meet him at the station because my car ran out of gas.
I think the first thing you might want to do is put some gasoline in your car.
More and more environmentalists advocate and use environmentally friendly unleaded petrol in cars.