French · porter (beer)
What am I going to wear?
What should I wear?
I'll carry this.
He had to carry the bag.
Dogs must be carried.
Dogs must be carried.
Can I wear your clothes?
Let me carry it for you.
Let me carry it for you.
Let me carry it for you.
Please wear a mask.
Let me carry your suitcase.
Do you want to wear my jacket?
Wash before first wearing.
I have all these apples to carry, not to mention this bag of potatoes.
I can't carry all that baggage.
Everybody is supposed to wear a tie at the party.
I don't have to wear glasses any more.
I'll get him to carry my suitcase upstairs.
He made me carry his baggage.
I would lodge a complaint.
I want to make a complaint.
She wishes to press charges.
I'm going to file a complaint.
I'd like to stand.
I'd like to make a toast.
You'll need to wear a tie.
Drivers should wear seat belts.
The box is too heavy to carry.
I will be only too pleased to help you.
Tom will be wearing a tie.
Tom is going to be wearing a suit.
Let a porter carry your baggage.
I wonder if you can sue someone of the same sex for sexual harassment?
Wearing glasses should correct your vision.
She had her heavy suitcase carried by the porter.
It's still too cold to wear shorts.
She is thinking of suing as a last resort.
Wearing glasses makes you look more intellectual.
Can anyone vouch for your whereabouts last night?
She likes wearing a fringe.
My maternal grandmother persists in wearing that old-fashioned dress.
She loves to wear tight clothes.
Mary likes to wear clothes with vertical stripes, because she heard they make you look thinner.
Tom likes to wear loose-fitting clothes.
I don't like wearing flip-flops.
Young people have stopped wearing berets.
He started wearing a turban.
Sami declined to press charges.
Meg was the only girl that was wearing jeans.