Примеры использования: he go
- все
- он
- он пошел
- он ходит
- он ушел
- продолжал он
- он идет
- пойти
- он вышел
- он вышел
- он поехал
- он ушел
- он отправился
- он подошел
- он прошел
- продолжать
- уходить
- прочие переводы
He went down the beach and. busied himself at the water's edge.
Он спустился к воде и стал возиться у края.
"I got to West Egg by a side road," he went on, "and left the car in my garage.
One day, then, having risen early, he went to the market while the morning sales were in progress, and for ten francs obtained a score of splendid pears.
И вот однажды он встал рано утром, пошел на рынок и за десять франков купил штук двадцать превосходных груш.
So, he goes outside, gets the duffel bag and brings it inside?
Finally, he went over to the table, and wrote a passionate letter to the girl he had loved, imploring her forgiveness, and accusing himself of madness.
Наконец он подошел к столу и стал писать пылкое письмо любимой девушке, в котором молил о прощении и называл себя безумцем.
Levin turned quickly, and walked away from him into the depths of the avenue, and he went on walking up and down alone.
The instant that the demonstration was over he went straight to the Ministry of Truth, though the time was now nearly twenty-three hours.
Едва кончилась демонстрация, он пошел в министерство правды, хотя время было -- без чего-то двадцать три.
When he had gone, and shut the door behind him, Maxim came over to me where I was standing by the fireplace.
I told him to go to the kiosk on 16th, off Park.
Softly, almost soundlessly, he went out, a shadow into the shadow, as if he were already extinguished.
Он вышел тихо, почти беззвучно - тень в тени, -словно погас.
So he gets to go home while an innocent American stays in jail.
He went into his study to see the people waiting for him with petitions, and to sign some papers brought him by his chief secretary.
Он прошел в кабинет принимать дожидавшихся просителей и подписать некоторые бумаги, принесенные правителем дел.
"Teece," said one of the other men on the porch, getting up, "let him go."