Sentence examples of "gone" in English with translation "ехать"

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Should've gone to some backwoods village. Надо было ехать в глухую деревню.
Ordinary people know about this because if you go to a village in India, they might not have gone to engineering college, but no one makes a roof placed like this. Каждый человек знает это, Поезжайте в любую деревню в Индии, где люди не имеют инженерного образования, и не увидите ни одной такой крыши.
I know that you're taking a cab to the airport, and it seems kind of silly that your car's just going to be sitting in the garage while you're gone. Я знаю, что ты в аэропорт едешь на такси, и наверное будет довольно глупо, если твоя машина будет простаивать в гараже, пока тебя нет.
Slow to go fast, right? Тише едешь, дальше будешь, да?
Go for Uni two-one. Едем, уни два-один.
Can I go by bus? Могу ли я ехать на автобусе?
Where's there to go? И куда ехать-то?
Go straight to the cloister! Поезжай прямо в монастырь!
Can I go by underground? Могу ли я ехать на метро?
Can I go by tram? Могу ли я ехать на трамвае?
Go to the hospital, Gunny. Поезжайте в больницу, сержант.
Mr. Hu Goes to Washington Господин Ху Цзиньтао едет в Вашингтон
Herr Fischer Goes to Washington Господин Фишер едет в Вашингтон
I am going to Middleton. Я еду в Миддлтон.
He's going to Milano. Он едет в Милан.
Um, we're going camping. Мы едем на природу.
"You're going to America." "Ты едешь в Америку".
Miss, we're going uphill. Синьорина, мы едем в гору.
Are we going to Orly? Мы едем в Орли?
I am going with you. Я еду вместе с тобой.
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