Usage examples of "ставьте" in Russian with translation to English

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Не ставьте меня в такое положение. Please don't put me in this position.
Не ставьте себя в неловкое положение. Don't make me embarrass you.
Если вы хотите поймать кролика, ставьте не одну ловушку, а сразу пять If you want to trap a rabbit, you don't set one trap, you set five
Тогда уберите со стола и ставьте горячие блюда. Then clear and lay the hot plates.
Не ставьте себе в подобное положение. Don't put yourself in that position.
Не ставьте меня в такую ситуацию, где мне придется делать выбор. Don't put me in a position tonight where I have to make a choice.
Не ставьте меня в это положение, босс. Don't put me in that position, boss.
Пожалуйста, Луиза, не ставьте меня в это положение! Please, Luisa, don't put me in this position!
Никогда больше не ставьте меня в такое положение. Don't ever put me in that position again.
Не ставьте консоль на мягкие предметы (кровать, диван или ковер). Do not put the console on anything soft (such as a bed, sofa, or rug).
Я отнюдь не мегера, но больше никогда не ставьте меня в подобное положение. And I'm not a professional scold, but don't put me in this position ever again.
(Не ставьте другие предметы на консоль, под нее или в непосредственной близости от нее.) Don't put other objects on, under, or right next to the console.
Не ставьте другие предметы на консоль и под нее, а также в непосредственной близости от нее. Do not put other objects on, under, or right next to the console.
Мы ставили шоу о моде. We were putting on a fashion show.
Вы ставите меня в неловкое положение. It makes for a rather awkward situation.
Жена фермера ставит на стол оладьи. A farmer's wife sets pancakes on the kitchen table.
Или ставил $100 на лошадь? Or bet 100 bucks on a horse?
Ваши пьесы никогда не ставили на сцене? You've never had a play produced?
Ставлю пять, Джордж Пратт, что у твоего первенца будет косоглазие! I'll lay you five to one, George Pratt, your first kid has a squint and a wrinkled brow!
Это означает, что он слишком много пьет и слишком много ставит. He drinks too much and plays for too high stakes.
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