French · to go down
I'll come down.
Send Tom down.
Send Tom down.
I'm gonna shoot him.
He will come down soon.
Put me down, Tom.
You have to get off here.
Where should we go down?
Please give me help in taking this down.
The sun is starting to go down.
He's been shot!
Help him get down!
He got shot down.
The plane began to descend.
She plans to stay at the Oriental Hotel.
You must not get off the train before it stops.
It was yesterday that I saw him walking down the street.
Excuse me, I have to get off at the next stop.
Please help me take this down.
Please help me take this down.
Would you tell me when to get off?
I felt I just had to get off the ship.
I felt I just had to get off the ship.
I didn't know where to get off the bus.
I don't want to shoot you.
I don't want to shoot you.
We must get off at the next stop.
It's all downhill from here.
I heard him coming downstairs.
We asked him on the interphone if he could come downstairs quickly.
You must get off at the next station.
You must get off at the next station.
You can get up from the examination table now.
As she couldn't pay for a ticket, the driver asked her to get off the bus.
Please help me to bring my suitcase down from the luggage rack.
I heard him go down the stairs.
No one can step twice into the same river.
I want to be able to walk down this street without worrying about getting shot.
He is told to get off at this station.
Will you please let me know when I have to get off?
Mary was the first to descend from the ship.
She needs a ramp to get off the train with her wheelchair.
He needs a ramp to get off the train with his wheelchair.
It was a real challenge for us to go down the cliff on a rope.
We saw the parade move down the street.
Tom can't climb down from the tree.
He would like to go down into the sewers.
Tom wanted to be the first one to get off the bus.
In the winter, I like to sled down the small hill close to our home.
I hope that I don't have to shoot anyone.