Usted buscó: heb gar (Galés - Inglés)

gar
the cord of the car

heb dduw
without a dub

(heb osod)
(not mounted)

heb gysylltu
not connected

heb anfon:
undelivered:

(heb ganfod)
(not found)

mae haf yn gar
summer is good in the

heb ddub, heb ddim
without god you have nothing, with god you have everything

heb unrhyw rybudd
with no warning

mewn ardal megis caerdydd , mae modd gwneud heb gar
in an area such as cardiff , it is possible to get by without a car

ydy ei gar yn gyflym?
is his car fast?

mae trafnidiaeth gyhoeddus i gymudwyr a'r rhai heb gar yn hanfodol
public transport for commuters and for those without cars is essential

mae yno un cwpl ifanc , heb gar a chydag un plentyn yn yr ysgol
there is one young couple who do not have a car and who have one child at school

mae'n anodd byw yn ein cymdeithas heb gar , yn enwedig os oes gennych deulu
it is difficult to live in our society without a car , especially if you have a family

diolch am cael i fi ddefnyddio dy gar di heddiw
thanks for letting me use your car today

nid oes gan ganran uchel o gartrefi gar at eu defnydd
we have a high percentage of households without access to a car

dywedodd david melding fod y rhan fwyaf o bobl yn meddu ar gar
david melding said that the majority of people have a car

mae'n ddigon anodd i bobl heb gar neu drafnidiaeth gyhoeddus , ond gallant yn aml ddibynnu ar ffrindiau , cymdogion a pherthnasau
it is difficult enough for people to get to medical facilities during the day without access to a car or public transport , but they can often rely on friends , neighbours and relatives

cyffelybwyd hyn i gar â phum gêr ymlaen ac un gêr ôl yn cael ei yrru yn ei ôl am 12 mis
this has been likened to a car with five forward gears and one reverse gear being driven in reverse for twelve months

mae'n werth cofio bod rhyw 30 y cant o aelwydydd yng nghymru heb gar a bod hynny'n codi i 40 y cant mewn cymunedau mwy difreintiedig
it is worth remembering that around 30 per cent of households in wales do not possess a car and that that increases to 40 per cent in more deprived communities