stadig

Usages of stadig

Beweeg stadig in die kombuis, want die vloer is nat.
Move slowly in the kitchen, because the floor is wet.
Ek ry stadig op die pad.
I drive slowly on the road.
Ek kyk in die spieël en kam my hare stadig.
I look in the mirror and comb my hair slowly.
Ek gly op nat trappe, daarom loop ek stadig wanneer dit reën.
I slip on wet stairs, therefore I walk slowly when it rains.
Ek skil die ui stadig, want my oë raak gou nat.
I peel the onion slowly, because my eyes quickly become watery.
Die ry beweeg stadig, maar die kassier agter die toonbank glimlag nog.
The line moves slowly, but the cashier behind the counter is still smiling.
Die verkeer beweeg stadig.
The traffic is moving slowly.
Hy spreek stadig.
He speaks slowly.
Die fietsketting beweeg stadig asof dit droog is.
The bicycle chain moves slowly as if it is dry.
Die pedaal en rat draai stadig.
The pedal and gear turn slowly.
Namate die verkeer besiger raak, ry sy stadiger.
As the traffic becomes busier, she drives more slowly.
Ek het die leerlingbestuurder stadig hoor rem.
I heard the learner driver brake slowly.
Sy ry stadig agteruit vir parallelle parkering.
She reverses slowly for parallel parking.
Die wasdrom draai stadig.
The washing-machine drum turns slowly.
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