Usage examples of "топать ноги" in Russian with translation to English

У тебя очень сексуальные ноги. You have very sexy legs.

Как один из тех, кто верит, что подъём Китая был бы полезен для всего мира, я надеюсь, что мудрый совет Дэна Сяопина будет принят во внимание теми китайскими чиновниками, которые, кажется, думают, что на c тал подходящий момент, чтоб начинать топать ногами. As someone who believes that China's rise should be good for the world, I hope that Deng's wise advice will be heeded by those Chinese officials who seem to think that this is a good moment to start stamping their feet.

Твои ноги грязные. Your feet are dirty.

О, мы можем стучать и топать ногами, но у Вселенной свои законы. Oh, we can push and pull and stamp our feet, but the universe does have a will unto itself.

Он сидел там, сдвинув ноги. He sat there with his legs closed.

И что, мне теперь топать через весь город, только потому что ей так хочется? What, so I'm supposed to traipse all over town because of what she'd prefer?

Я гулял пока не устали ноги. I walked till my legs got stiff.

Я к тому, что если по-твоему сегодня был ударный день, и ты гордишься тем, сколько дел переделал, тогда конечно можешь топать домой. Well, I mean, if you can put your name on this day And be proud of the amount of work you've done, Then by all means, you should toodle on home.

Не попадайся людям под ноги. Don't get in people's way.

Время взять ноги в руки. Time to get up.

Я почувствовал, как что-то коснулось моей ноги. I felt something touch my foot.

Мои ноги всё ещё болят. My legs still hurt.

Я не могу ходить из-за сломанной ноги. I can't walk because of my broken leg.

Плохому танцору и ноги мешают. A bad workman complains of his tools.

Том помог тебе встать на ноги. Tom helped you to your feet.

Я сломал обе ноги, ездя на велосипеде. I broke both my legs riding a bicycle.

Вымойте ваши ноги. Wash your feet.

На следующий день у меня болели ноги. I had sore legs the next day.

Старик сидел там, скрестив ноги. The old man was sitting there, with crossed legs.

Помой свои ноги. Wash your feet.

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