Usted buscó: shine (Inglés - Georgiano)

rise and shine.
გყჱჳჲე თ ბლწჟყკ.

rise and shine!
სჟრა¼!

rise and shine, honey.
ჟყბსეთ ჟვ, ჟლყნფთუვ. hჲგ ევნ

let your power shine. ¶¶
ნვკა რგჲირა ჟთლნა ჟგვრლთნა...

will shine upon the key hole.
ღვ ჲჟგვრწრ კლძფალკარა."

rise and shine. hit the deck.
ჟრანსგა£.

rise and fucking shine, bitch
ჟყბსეთ ჟვ, ნვღაჟრნთკ!

glorious light will shine on me by
თ ვ მთ ოჲეაპთ ზვნა.

¶¶flower gleam and glow, let your power shine¶¶
უგვრვნუვ ბლვღსკაი თ ჟგვრთ, ნვკა რგჲირა ჟთლნა ჟგვრლთნა გპვმვრჲ გყპნვ.

i heard them boys in tulsa took a real shine to you.
ფსჳ, ფვ გ რსლჟა ეჲბპვ ჟა რვ ოჲეპვეთლთ.

but all will end in sadness. and they lake will shine and burn.
ნჲ მყკთ გჟთ ღვ გპყჳლვრწრ, ა ოლამყკ ღვ ჲბჳგანვ ვჱვპარა.

¶¶let your powers shine¶¶ ¶¶make the clock reverse¶¶
ნვკა რგჲირა ჟთლნა ჟგვრლთნა გპვმვრჲ გყპნვ

the setting sun. the last light of durin's day will shine.
ა ოჲჟლვენთრვ ლყფთ ნა ევნწ ნა ესპთნ ღვ ჲჟგვრწრ..."

# and treat me like a nostradamus was why i had to get my shine on #
# i # # believe #

and a sun will, even if after a hundred of years, chase away the ravens and the rats and it will warm up and shine on serbia.
ა ჟლყნუვრჲ, ეჲპთ თ ჟლვე ჳთლწეა დჲეთნთ ღვ ოპჲდჲნგა დაპგანთრვ თ ოლყჳჲგვრვ თ ღვ ჲდპწგა თ რჲოლთ ჟყპბთწ.

¶¶flower gleam and glow, let your power shine, make the clock reverse, bring back what once was mine. ¶¶
უგვრვნუვ ბლვღსკაი თ ჟგვრთ, ნვკა რგჲირა ჟთლნა ჟგვრლთნა...

textthe christmas present one dollar and eighty-seven cents. that was all. and sixty cents of it was in pennies. pennies which della had saved one at a time. three times della counted it. one dollar and eighty-seven cents. and the next day would be christmas. while della is crying in this way, let us take a look at the home in which she lives. it is a small furnished apartment at eight dollars a week, and it is a very poor one. everywhere there are signs of poverty. della finished crying, got up, and began to powder her face. she stood by the window and looked out with little interest at a gray cat walking along a gray fence in a gray backyard. tomorrow would be christmas day, and she had only $ 1.87 with which to buy jim, her husband, a present. she had been saving every penny she could for months with this result. twenty dollars a week doesn't go far. expenses had been greater than she expected. they always are. only $ 1.87 to buy a present for jim. she had spent many happy hours planning for something nice for him, something fine and rare, something worthy of the honor of being owned by jim. there was a narrow mirror between the windows of the room. suddenly della turned from the window and stood before the mirror. her eyes suddenly began to shine brilliantly, although her face turned a little pale. rapidly she pulled down her hair and let it fall to its full length. now, there were two possessions in which jim and della took great pride. one was jim’s gold watch, that had previously been his father’s and, before that, his grand-father’s. the other was della's beautiful hair, which now fell about her shoulders like a beautiful cascade of water. it reached below her knees. quickly, now, she combed it again and arranged in her style. she put on her old brown coat. she put on her old brown hat. with her eyes shining, she flew out of the room and down the stairs to the street. she walked some distance and finally stopped at a shop with a sign which read: “madame sofronio, hair goods of all kinds.” della ran up the stairs to the second floor where the shop was located. she was breathing heavily. “will you buy my hair?” asked della. “i buy hair”, said madame. “take your hat off and let me have a look at it.” della removed her hat and let fall her beautiful hair. “twenty dollars”, said madame, feeling the hair with her experienced hand. “give it to me quickly”, said della.
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