Examples of using I'm going to put in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
I'm going to put that.
Tomorrow night, I'm going to put the"V" in your Valentine.
That's how I know I'm going to put you in a box.
I'm going to put some pressure down. Come on.
Well, I'm going to put you in the corner now while I strum my filthies.
I'm going to put the middle nine surfaces here under yellow illumination, by simply putting a filter behind them.
And I'm going to put together, as guest editor, a special issue on the question,"Did an asteroid kill the dinosaurs?
Now, the question I'm going to put to you is whether you think there are more dogs
If you threaten our son again, I'm going to put my heel through your skull.
Now I'm lubing up the little toy car, because I'm going to put it in my butt.
If this is another spelling bee, I'm going to put a fork in my eye.
So the numerator is-- I'm going to put the b squared first, I'm just going to switch this order, it doesn't matter--the square root of b squared minus 4ac, right?
I'm going to put the Human Beings on Earth and make them suffer pain. I will make it really difficult so I'm going to give them the feeling that they are born dirty.
I'm going to put the machine into Handle Jog mode by pressing the[HAND JOG]I will press the[OFFSET] key.">
If I'm going to put that much$$ towards something, I want to make as sure as reasonably possible that I want hate the day I saw the product advertised.
I am going to put myself in the position of the European public.
Or:"I'm going to put a stop to corporate greed.
I am going to put my arm around you.
If there isn't, I'm going to put him down.
I was going to put on the dress.