Sentence examples of "зашло" in Russian with translation "come"

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Солнце зашло давным-давно, и уже не вернётся. The sun went down a long time ago, and it's not coming back up.
Операторы станции временно заглушили реакторы, чтобы минимизировать риски радиационного выброса, однако дальше угроз дело не зашло. The plant’s operators temporarily halted electricity generation to curb the risk of a radiation release, but nothing came of the threat.
Противостояние между Грецией и ее европейскими кредиторами после нескольких месяцев споров зашло в тупик из-за вопроса пенсий и налогов. After months of wrangling, the showdown between Greece and its European creditors has come down to a standoff over pensions and taxes.
Но к счастью, я вовремя опомнился, и моя следующая реакция была совсем другой. Я остановился и подумал: "Неужели все зашло так далеко? But thankfully, a light bulb went on over my head, and my next reaction was very different, and I took a step back, and I thought, "Whoa - you know, has it really come to this?
Эй, Лиз, хочешь зайти позаниматься? Hey, Liss, you wanna come over and study?
Не хочешь зайти, покурить травки? You want to come in, smoke a little weed?
Он зашел с черного входа. He's coming up the back stairs.
Я зашла за вашей шалью. I just came in to fetch your shawl.
Я зашла через центральный вход. I came in through the street entrance.
Его эксперименты зашли в тупик. His experiments came to a standstill.
Вы настолько далеко зашли, сэр. You've come this far, sir.
Зайдите и оставьте рядом с кроватью. Come in and leave it next to the bed.
По крайней мере зайдите в комнату. At least come into the room.
Зайду, когда вы закончите принимать заказы. I'll come back when you're done taking orders.
Я как-нибудь зайду к тебе. I'll come see you at some point.
Я зайду к тебе на днях. I'll come and see you one of these days.
Ты должен приехать зайти в гости. You should come to my apartment.
Не хочешь зайти и выпить газировки? Would you like to come inside for a fizzy drink?
Он, бедненький так не решился зайти. He's outside and couldn't come in, the poor thing.
И зашел не в ту комнату. I came into the wrong room.
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