get in oor Kadazan Dusun

get in

/gɛʔ'ɪn/ tussenwerpsel, werkwoord

(UK) An exclamation of joy.

Vertalings in die woordeboek Engels - Kadazan Dusun

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bring an umbrella otherwise you may risk getting drenched in the rain
pongigit noh payung, arasaman ko moti

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How can we get in?
Ingkuro no tokou milo' monuang?

Get back in the van.
Ongoi sakai id suang korita bin.

Do not get involved in politics.
Kada tanud id pulitik.

12 We should not get involved in politics.
12 A toko apatut do tumanud id pulitik.

Who do not get involved in politics?
Isai ot a tumanud do pulitik?

I can get you in.
Milo' oku poposuang dika.

I can get us in.
Milo' oku mongoruhang dahai.

Why do we not get involved in politics?
Nokuro tu a toko tumanud id pulitik?

(b) Why do God’s servants never get involved in demonic customs?
(b) Nokuro tu a monongkihompit o tumatanud do Kinorohingan do tadat dit haro piompitan do rusod dit araat?

do not get involved in politics
kada tanud do pulitik

Getting involved in wars or politics
Tumanud do pisangadan toi pulitik

Do not get involved in the political affairs of the nations; they do not support Jehovah and his Kingdom.
Kada ponokihompi-hompit do hal di dong pulitik tu a’ iyolo monokodung di Yohuwah om Pomorintaan Dau.

When Jesus went to John to get baptized in the Jordan River in the year 29 C.E., John saw that sign.
Soira’d minoi i Yesus pokibotis di Yohanis hilo’d Bawang do Yordan id toun 29 Masihi, nokito’d Yohanis o tanda dilo.

Never try to communicate with the dead or the demons and never get involved in demonic customs. —Read Deuteronomy 18:10, 11; Isaiah 8:19.
Kada no kopio umbal do rumomut miampai’d tulun dit napatai toi rusod dit araat om monongkihompit do tadat dit haro piompitan do rusod dit araat. —Basao Ponugutan 18:10, 11; Yosaya 8:19.

Like Jesus, we are loyal to God’s heavenly Kingdom, and for this reason, no matter where we live, we do not get involved in politics.
Miagal di Yesus, iyati nga otorodok i do kumaa Pomorintaan do Kinorohingan hilo’d surga, om montok diti, id hombo toko piya’d poingiyon, a toko i tumanud do pulitik.

"Don't go home if you get heavily drunk in the festival." Said his wife angrily.
"Kada no uli walai sokiro no do mindalaan ko magauk hino id karamaian." Kaa di sawo disio do otogod kopio.

Get some ideas from others in the congregation about what they do for their family worship.
Uhoton tulun suwai id sidang nunu o maan diyolo maso do sambayang paganakan.

18 If we get rid of everything in our life that has to do with demonism and rely on Jehovah to protect us, we can resist Satan and the demons.
18 Nung iduon toko nunu nopo it kaampai do demonisme id koposion toko om lumansan kumaa’d Yohuwah do mongintirung dati, kaanu toko’d sumaap di Rogon om di rusod dit araat.

If you don't finish your plate in three minutes, you won't get dessert.
Nung au ko' po nakaakan ilo taakanon nu, au ko kaanu do tindalam tinu.

(John 1:18; 4:24; 1 Timothy 1:17) When you read about Jehovah in the Bible, you get to know him as a real Person.
(Yohanis 1:18; 4:24; 1 Timotius 1:17) Soira mambasa ko’d Baibol pasal di Yohuwah, kotutun ko Dau miagal do sosongulun.

8 As you learn more from the Bible and see how it helps you in your life, your faith will get stronger.
8 Soira minsingilo ko’d ogumu mantad do Baibol om mintong poingkuro iti monguhup diya id koposion nu, gumirot nondo o kotumbayaan nu.

They endeavor to get to know young and old alike, and they are eager to accompany us in the field ministry and on our Bible studies.
Tumotos iyolo’d mintutun tobpinai dit omulok ko’ i molohing piya, om orohian tomod iyolo’d mongoruhang dati’ id karaja’d popinsusui toi ko’ id pinsingilaan do Baibol.

Whether you have the New World Translation in your language or not, we encourage you to get into a good routine of reading Jehovah’s Word every day. —Joshua 1:8; Psalm 1:2, 3.
Mulong do haro ko’ aiso’ o Baibol diti id boros nu, nga’ mongunsub iyahai diya’ do mambasa Boros di Yohuwah monikid tadau. —Yosua 1:8; Sinding 1:2, 3.

Strengthen your family’s relationship with God by speaking about him “when you sit in your house and when you walk on the road and when you lie down and when you get up.”
Pogiroto noh ot sampaganakan nu id pogibabarasan kokomoi’d Yohuwah “soira’d poundorong kou hilo’d walai, hilo’d kinoiyonon do suai, poundorong toi ko pakaraja kou.”

The Bible says: “There is no salvation in anyone else, for there is no other name under heaven that has been given among men by which we must get saved.”
Ka’d Baibol: “Aiso no ot ongoiso piya’d tulun do suwai do nakaanu do kuasa do mantad id Kinorohingan do mamasi dati.”