US /ˈlɔːnmoʊər/
・UK /ˈlɔ:nməʊə(r)/
Why are you bringing a lawnmower in here?
Why are you bringing a lawnmower in here?
This machine is called a lawnmower lawnmower and you use it to mow the lawn or cut your grass.
Also, this lawnmower costs $480. Would you guys buy that? Is it expensive or cheap for you? Also,
In fact, at least one Chinese economist has praised China's "bandit innovators." It's like, when I steal my neighbor's lawnmower, I'm really giving him value.
It's like when I steal my neighbor's lawnmower. I'm really giving him value... When I offer
And the next one, "vroom", you know this dance? Who's the lawnmower? So, let's say that you
have grass or lawn, you got to mow it. It's called a "lawnmower". You can have a gas one
animatic version available online. The episode Lawnmower Dog in Rick and Morty also makes
The episode Lawnmower Dog in Rick and Morty also makes a lot of references to this incomplete pilot.
and wood shavings, which I... the leaves I collect in the fall and run a lawnmower over
My favorite bedding is a mixture of shredded autumn leaves and wood shavings, which I the leaves I collect in the fall and run lawnmower over them and put them in a bag in my basement, and
to cut the grass, you know, with a lawnmower. So if someone "gets" you to "do" something,
We're still using a base verb with "make," "let," and "have." The next one is "get." So simple past, "She got me to mow the lawn." Mow the lawn means to cut the grass, you know, with a lawnmower.
And it's this lawnmower-looking machine called Hipster.
and it's this lawnmower-looking machine called Hipster.
When Gnomeo's trusted ally, Benny, has to call in some reinforcements against the Reds, he heads inside his owner's house to buy a super-beefed-up lawnmower online...
he heads inside his owner's house to buy a super-beefed-up lawnmower online...
laptop won't start." "My lawnmower won't start." "My car won't start." Not "begin". Okay, guys?
If a machine doesn't work, it means that it won't start, not: "It won't begin." So, you can say: "Oh, my laptop won't start." "My lawnmower won't start." "My car won't start." Not begin.