Usage examples of "make lunch" in English with translation to Russian

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I'm going to make lunch, put him down and I'll be back. Я пойду приготовлю обед, уложу его и вернусь.
I don't know how to make lunch so I made you breakfast instead. Не умею готовить ланч, так что приготовил завтрак.
They said it was okay to make lunch. Они разрешили мне приготовить себе обед.
I'd like to make a lunch reservation for two. Я бы хотел забронировать столик на 2х.
I'll make you a lunch box every day. Я буду делать тебе обед каждый день.
I can make you some lunch if you're hungry. Я могу приготовить тебе обед, если ты голодна.
You deserve to have someone make you a nice lunch. Ты заслуживаешь, чтобы кто-то приготовил тебе хороший обед.
I was gonna bring you some soup later tonight, but since you're here, I could just make it in my lab, and you could have it for lunch. Я собиралась принести тебе немного супа попозже, вечером, но раз ты здесь, то я могу просто сварить его в моей лаборатории, и ты получишь его на обед.
So, listen, I don't think I'm going to be able to make it to the opening of Panini Castle this afternoon for lunch. Слушай, я, наверно, не смогу прийти на открытие "Замка Панини" в обед.
We make them every day - last night in my hotel room, when I decided to double-lock the door, or you in your car when you drove here, when we go eat lunch and decide the food's not poison and we'll eat it. Мы делаем этот выбор ежедневно - вчера вечером в гостинице, когда я решил закрыть дверь на все замки, или вы в своей машине на пути сюда, за обедом, когда мы решаем что еда не отравлена и мы её съедим.
There's an angry divisive tension in the air that threatens to make modern politics impossible. Elizabeth Lesser explores the two sides of human nature within us that can be harnessed to elevate the way we treat each other. She shares a simple way to begin real dialogue - by going to lunch with someone who doesn't agree with you, and asking them three questions to find out what's really in their hearts. Ceгoдня мир раскалён от нетерпимости, угрожающей парализовать любой политический процесс. Элизабет Лессер рассуждает о двух сторонах человеческой природы, являющихся источником напряжения и предлагает простой, очень личный способ начать реальный диалог - пригласить пообедать тех, кто несогласен с вами, и задать три вопроса, чтобы понять, что на самом деле у них на сердце.
As Monica sums it up with mock exasperation after our lunch, twice interrupted by her husband, "This machismo business doesn't make sense any more. После нашего обеда, который дважды прерывался мужем Моники, она с наигранным раздражением подвела итог: "Этот мачизм больше не имеет смысла.
We're going to try this at lunch, and I'll explain a bit more about it, but it's made not only with two types of pre-doughs - this attempt, again, at bringing out flavor is to make a piece of dough the day before that is not leavened. Мы собираемся попробовать его в обед, а сейчас я расскажу о нём поподробнее. Это не просто два типа предварительного теста, это попытка раскрыть вкус, изготовив кусок ещё незаквашенного теста заранее, накануне.
I have lunch at noon. Я обедаю в полдень.
The French like to make fun of Belgians. Французы любят посмеиваться над бельгийцами.
I am eating lunch with my sister. Я обедаю со своею сестрой.
You won't make mistakes. Ты не сделаешь ошибки.
I wash my hands before eating lunch. Я мою руки перед ланчем.
They make used cooking oil into soap at that factory. На той фабрике они делают из использованного масла мыло.
He eats lunch at a cafeteria. Он обедает в кафетерии.
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