- Eikö se ole hitsata? | Really, you are. But isn't "weld" the right word? |
- Hydrauliikat sisään. Ei hitsata. | Just threading up new hydraulics, no welding. |
- Ovi pitäisi varmaan hitsata kiinni. | - We should probably weld the door shut. |
- Tai voit ostaa kaksi ja hitsata ne yhteen. | Or you can buy two and weld them together. |
-Ehkä. Sen voi hitsata, mutta tarvitsen polttimen. | I might be able to weld it, but I'd need a welding torch. |
270 kiloinen rautapalkki, - jonka hitsaan kiinni tähän 6 000 kilon painoiseen rekkaan. | What I have here is a 600-pound steel beam That I'm about to weld to this 13, 000-pound truck. |
Tai hitsaan silmät umpeen. | Sometimes I weld their eyelids together. |
Toivottavasti se tanssii paremmin kuin hitsaa! | (Dave) I hope she dances better than she welds! |
Sitten hitsaamme uuden palkin kohdalleen. | Then we'll patch it and weld the whole thing. |
He hitsaavat oven kiinni. | They're welding us in. |
He tekevät laskelmia ja hitsaavat autoja kunnes he ovat tarpeettomia ja joutuvat keskustan kouluun. | They will perform tedious calculations... and spot-weld automobiles... until they become obsolete... and are given away to an inner-city middle school. |
- Minä hitsasin ne itse. | Hey, I welded the damn thing myself. |
Joku hitsasi oven kiinni. | Someone welded the door shut. |
Mutta eikö ihmisiä järkyttänyt, että hitsasitte miehen selliinsä? | But don't you think you shocked the public by keeping a man welded in a cell for three years? |
Olin hitsaamassa. | I was welding. |
Sinun on tultava alas hitsaamaan. | Come on down, I'm gonna get you set up with a welding machine. you're gonna be a welder, alright? |
Lopeta se hitsaaminen! | Dad! Cut it with the welding, man. |
- Oletko hitsannut aikaisemmin? | Nice to meet you. - Have you welded before? |
Olet itsekin hitsannut viimassa. | You once welded in the cutting wind. |
Vaikka vihasinkin sitä miestä, ihailin ironisesti kapteenia, joka oli hitsannut teräksisen luonteensa merellä tarpovaan romurautakasaan. | And in spite of my hatred for the man, I felt a certain ironic admiration for the captain who had welded the steel of his own character into that plodding heap of scrap iron. |