Examples of using "Vent" in a sentence and their english translations:
That guy has a screw loose!
You are quite a man.
That guy is totally nuts.
- Tom is a good person.
- Tom is a good man.
Tom is a handsome guy.
Who's the guy over there?
- You are a good person.
- You're a good guy.
That guy smells of garlic.
Sami was a black dude.
What a weirdo, right?
- Who's that guy?
- Who is that guy?
- Who's the guy over there?
Tom is a very nice guy.
They're both in love with the same guy.
- Who is this guy?
- Who's this guy?
- Who's that guy?
- Who is that guy?
That guy annoys me.
- Who's that guy?
- Who is that guy?
I think this guy is not joking around.
That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
This guy sitting next to me on the train stinks!
You're a good guy.
Man up!
Is that guy alright?
- That guy is completely nuts!
- That guy is totally nuts!
- That guy is off his rocker!
- That guy has a screw loose!
- He has bats in the belfry.
Do you think he is the guy that broke the window?
- I can't abide that fellow.
- I can't bear that fellow.
- I can't stand that guy.
- She is a pleasant person.
- He is a pleasant person.
You're a good cat.
He's a good guy now, so he'll make a good husband in the future.
My friend is a great guy but he is so shy. You can't imagine how difficult it is for him to start a conversation with a stranger.