Results for turtle translation from Vietnamese to English

myrtle turtle!
myrtle turtle!

tao xài turtle wax.
oh, i-i buffed them with turtle wax.

anh đừng lo chuyện đó, turtle.
don't you worry about that, turtle.

phát âm giống turtle hoặ curtal.
it's pronounced like "turtle" or "girdle."

Ở trên không, khu hạ Đông, vịnh turtle.
airborne. lower east side to turtle bay.

- Được. - Đi lên con đường kế tới turtle creek.
- up the road next to turtle creek.

"tractable turtle: the lockheed neptune story: part 2".
"tractable turtle: the lockheed neptune story: part 2".

henry peck, 33 tuổi, chưa từng kết hôn, sống độc thân tại vịnh con rùa (turtle bay).
henry peck, 33 years old, never married, lives alone in turtle bay.

nov.) aus dem iranischen hochland (a new subspecies of the caspian turtle (mauremys caspica ventrimaculata subsp.
nov.) aus dem iranischen hochland (a new subspecies of the caspian turtle (mauremys caspica ventrimaculata subsp.

* tagging of pacific predators, a contributor to the great turtle race, this research group continues to tag and monitor leatherbacks around the world, including the turtles from the race.
* tagging of pacific predators, a contributor to the great turtle race, this research group continues to tag and monitor leatherbacks around the world, including the turtles from the race.

allenjohan little turtle phudeviet.org 33 00:04:18,960 -- 00:04:22,896 cô hoover?
[woman on p.a., indistinct]

* arkive photographs, video* the oceanic resource foundation* noaa office of protected resources* leatherback sea turtle at cresli* the great turtle race, a conservation group that monitors leatherbacks as the swim from costa rica, where they've just laid their eggs, back to their natural territory of the galapagos islands.
* arkive photographs, video* the oceanic resource foundation* noaa office of protected resources leatherback turtle page* leatherback sea turtle at cresli* the great turtle race, a conservation group that monitors leatherbacks as the swim from costa rica, where they've just laid their eggs, back to their natural territory of the galápagos islands.