Examples of using "Antwoordde" in a sentence and their english translations:
She retorted against him.
Tom answered.
Somebody answered.
Nobody answered.
I answered.
Tom replied.
I never answered.
- She didn't reply.
- She didn't answer.
- She made no reply.
I didn't reply.
He gave a straight answer.
She responded with ease.
He hesitated before answering.
And so, McCord said, "CIA."
Tom answered in detail.
and the leader said (whispers),
And so it was James McCord, he said, "CIA."
No one replied to the question.
He hesitated before answering.
- He would ring and she would respond.
- He rang and she answered.
"I'm Japanese," the boy answered.
- She made no response to my question.
- She didn't respond to my question.
He answered me with a smile.
He made a rude reply.
I answered.
"That's very nice of you," Willie answered.
He replied that he did not know.
She didn't answer.
She called Tom out, but he didn't answer.
I replied automatically when I heard my name.
"That's very nice of you," Willie answered.
- Why didn't you answer?
- Why didn't you respond?
- Why haven't you responded?
- Why haven't you answered?
"I have no time for trifles," he answered, brusquely.
She replied that she had never seen the man before.
"Walakum-us-Salam, Al-Sayib!" Dima replied. "What are you up to these days?"
She didn't answer.
"No," the shopkeeper replied. "I'm quite serious. You saw the price tag."
Asked from what country he came, he replied, "I am a citizen of the world."
"I'm in an Armani store buying a suit, of course" Dima replied.
- Tom must've realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
- Tom must have realized it was a rhetorical question, because he didn't answer.
Even Napoleon wondered if he was being too severe, to which Soult replied, “Those that
But when Napoleon, in exile on Saint-Helena, was asked to name his best general, he replied,
"No," Dima replied. "To help me buy this Armani. I'm dirty, remember?"
He answered incorrectly.
I called her to tell her that she had forgotten her phone at my house, but she didn't answer.
"Yes," Dima replied, brushing off a piece of half-eaten fish that had gotten stuck to his right sleeve. "I'd like to buy that one there."
"I'm in a terrible hurry... for reasons I can't say," Dima replied to the woman. "Please, just let me try on that suit there."
"Drinking Fanta and telling noobs to shut up," Al-Sayib replied, taking a sip of the aforementioned Fanta. "Wait, who is this?"
"Walakum-us-Salam, Al-Sayib!" Dima replied, but raised the volume on his phone this time, so as to avoid making this a duplicate sentence. "What are you up to these days?"
"I told Mary that I do not have time for a relationship because I have to focus on school," Tom said dutifully to his father. "I'm glad to hear that, my boy," he replied contentedly, patting his son on the shoulder. "There is enough time for such things later."
My formidable grandmother was such a stickler for language that whenever she heard someone ask "Can I…" she would interrupt and snap back at them, "I don't know, can you? If you don't know yourself how would I know what you're capable of? If you're asking permission say 'May I…' "