Examples of using "Molemmat" in a sentence and their english translations:
Both are alive.
Both were naked.
They're both dead.
They both laughed.
They both blushed.
Both of them survived.
- We're both adults.
- We are both adults.
They're both empty.
We solved both problems.
- We both were born in Boston.
- Both of us were born in Boston.
They're both dead.
They are both colleagues of mine.
The answers are both incorrect.
- Both are my colleagues.
- They are both colleagues of mine.
I know both of the girls.
We're both students.
Both are alive.
We both laughed.
The two smiled.
You both did fine.
Both of them started crying.
I'll shoot both of you.
Were both of them wearing helmets?
You both did well.
They're both grinning.
Both guys laugh.
They both laugh.
Both of you be quiet.
The two brothers died.
Do they both understand French?
You are both in the wrong.
I've read both these books.
Both brothers are still alive.
We were both a little drunk.
Why not both?
I'd devote them both to fighting your wars.
[Bear] Both of these options are risky.
She makes the kills that feed them both.
Both see well in the artificial light.
Look on both sides of the shield.
We both want it.
We both know that.
Both of my sisters are married.
Do they both understand French?
- They are both unmarried.
- They're both unmarried.
Both brothers are musicians.
They're both wrong.
They're both beautiful.
- My parents are both doctors.
- Both of my parents are doctors.
- We are both from Boston.
- We're both from Boston.
- The two children were of an age.
- Those two children were the same age.
- Tom and I both agreed.
- Both Tom and I agreed.
What do you think? Both are hard.
She is paralyzed in both legs.
Both his grandfathers are dead.
Both sisters are very beautiful.
Both of my parents can speak French.
They both can speak French.
- Tom's parents are both killers.
- Tom's parents are both murderers.
Angelina Jolie had a double mastectomy.
Both of Tom's sons died in the war.
- Tom and Mary both laughed.
- Both Tom and Mary laughed.
I think both of them are right.
I think you're both right.
Tom's parents were both teachers.
We can't both be right.
Were you both here yesterday?
We both were really drunk.
- We were both a bit drunk.
- We were both a little drunk.
Both of Tom's legs had to be amputated.
- Both of Tom's sisters are married.
- Tom's sisters are both married.
I can place the palms of my hands on the floor without bending my knees.
Both of them went to the window to look outside.
They are both very competent judges.
Both of us want to see the movie.
The two sides hold talks this week.
You can't both be the boss.
You and I are both adults.
- We both know what happened to Tom.
- Both of us know what happened to Tom.
Tom and Mary are both present.
Tom and Mary are both coaching John.