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Meanings of bed in inglês
Sinônimos
Examples for "retire"
Examples for "retire"
1
Public sector workers have been able to retire at much earlier ages.
2
Reached at his office, Carroll said he was simply ready to retire.
3
Shabalala's health complications forced him to retire from the group in 2014.
4
As those workers retire, though, the skills shortage could become a crisis.
5
Just one more, he thought, and I shall retire from the war.
1
I shall go to bed early to-night and shall not see you.
2
I think we should all go to bed as soon as possible.
3
You go to bed right this second or I'm calling the police.'
4
Yes; do go to bed, and breakfast there in the morning too.
5
And, of course, she still wanted to go to bed with him.
1
But since he had no partners to turn in, he therefore agreed.
2
The ford took a sharp turn in the middle of the river.
3
You will see the house at the first turn in the path.
4
At a turn in the Riverton Road he met the Red Admiral.
5
It was just one more bizarre turn in an already bizarre case.
1
Small boys will crawl in under the canvas in spite of clubs.
2
Most likely he didn't expect anyone to crawl in from this side.
3
They simply remove all their clothes and crawl in between the deerskins.
4
He tried to crawl in, and thereby ran some risk of injury.
5
Small insects, I daresay, would crawl in and out and do nothing.
1
Exhaustion came over me in a wave, so I thought I'd kip down here.
2
Hawk and I " kipped down" (slept) together on a sandy stretch overlooking the bay.
3
"Ha, that fellow with the ponytail you used to knock around with, married to an English wan, kipping down in the door of the church."
1
It's darn nice of you, but-Youprobably want to hit the hay.
2
I'm going to hit the hay before I end up on the floor.
3
Pop your iPhone into the top of the Day Maker before you hit the hay.
4
I'm about ready to hit the hay right now.
5
Get your turkey and hit the hay trail.
1
Then you strap on your heart rate monitor and hit the sack.
2
It's that detective, the one you mentioned before you hit the sack.
3
I was out, then when I got in I hit the sack.
4
I'm going to order room service, and then hit the sack.
5
Once he hit the sack, his mind was still occupied with United's win.
1
The storekeeper offered to let Gordon sack out in his store room.
2
Tell you what, I'll find a place where you can sack out, okay?
3
When we're done, I'm going to sack out on the sofa for tonight.
4
Jack took a flat mirror and a velvet sack out from the case.
5
I've got to sack out fast and recuperate before BB takes me out tomorrow.
1
Just go to sleep, and we'll talk things out in the morning.
2
Do you want to go to sleep tonight with that thing tickin'?
3
Then they go home, get changed and go to sleep, she says.
4
I wake up every morning and I go to sleep every night.
5
And with this thought the writer was able to go to sleep.
Usage of bed in inglês
1
May 20:-Requiresspoon-feeding; sleeps well; remains always in bed in stiff attitudes.
2
If everyone went right to bed, they could continue their new explorations.
3
I went to bed that night still concerned about my employment situation.
4
Young men who were friends of the family carried her funeral bed.
5
She entered; it was empty; the bed had not been slept in.
6
Plus: Handsome house with original features and comes with habitable one-bed house.
7
Many spent the Christmas and new year holidays at home in bed.
8
That said, new things, like new coaches, take time to bed in.
9
His business... required him to rise early and thus to bed early.
10
Breakfast, whist; lunch, whist; dinner, whist; supper, whist; and then to bed.
11
In the third was the Queen, in bed, and in indescribable affliction.
12
I desire it; in two hours you are to be in bed.
13
I shall go to bed early to-night and shall not see you.
14
For such common ailments, simple bed rest is often the best prescription.
15
I thought what a different bed she was certain to come by.
16
Then something changed in the face of the man in the bed.
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Translations for bed
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espanhol
Bed through the time
Bed across language varieties
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United Kingdom
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