Don't tramp in the living room with muddy feet.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Don't tramp in the living room with muddy feet.

Don't scrape your chair on the floor.

You shouldn't run around with a toothbrush in your mouth.

You shouldn't sit down on a freshly‐painted bench.

Don't stand in the doorway.

Please kindly don't run in the corridor.

Don't open your umbrella in the lobby.

Don't ride the clutch!

Don't track the floor!

Don't open your umbrella in the lobby.

Don't open your umbrella in the hall.

Don't come into the kitchen.

Don't walk under ladders.

Don't lose your nerve [turn chicken] at the last moment.

Do not run in the classroom.

Don't lose me in the crowd.

Don't play around a snowbank, kids.

Please do not run in the classroom.

Please don't run in the classroom.

Do not set foot in bad quarters!

You cannot use flash in the hall.

Let sleeping dogs lie!

Let well alone!

As political discourse it doesn't rise above the level of barroom argument.

Don't be mean with the tip.

It is not allowed to enter the school in clogs.

That house is not fit for you to live in.

Keep off the grass.

You do not go to the barbershop.

Don't litter (up) the kitchen.