Examples of using "пар" in a sentence and their english translations:
How many pairs of shoes do you have?
How many pairs of socks did you buy?
How many pairs of shoes do you need?
Water changes into steam.
Many couples end in divorce.
A cloud is condensed steam.
- I have to let off steam.
- I must let off steam.
The kettle is steaming.
I need to vent my anger.
No steam breaks bones.
I was just blowing off steam.
You have too many pairs of shoes.
Why are 20 percent of couples relying on condoms for contraception
Heat turns water into steam.
Many couples quarrel over meaningless matters.
I needed to blow off some steam.
Water turns into steam when it is boiled.
There were several couples on the beach.
How many pairs of socks do you have?
How many pairs of shoes have you got?
How many pairs of shoes do you own?
Water turns into steam when it is boiled.
I want to buy a few pairs of trousers.
Mary has more than a hundred pairs of shoes.
I just need to blow off some steam.
Tom has more than thirty pairs of shoes.
He succeeded in applying steam to navigation.
Sami had sixty pairs of socks.
I have several pairs of shoes.
I think you have too many pairs of shoes.
Same-sex couples should be able to get married.
When water is heated, it turns into gas.
Now, many teens think that these devices produce water vapor,
Tom wondered how many pairs of shoes Mary owned.
Mary has over thirty pairs of shoes in her closet.
Skype was designed for couples in long-distance relationships.
I needed to vent.
The vapor that builds through the day creates storms that continue into the night.
If you can see your breath when you exhale, you know it's cold.
One hundred and fifty thousand couples are expected to get married in Shanghai in 2006.
‘Look, there, at the large cauldrons. The fire always burns under them. By day and by night I fill them full of people’s tears from this lake and heat them, so that they dry, until I dry the whole lake, until the steam rises up to the sky!’