Examples of using "Päässyt" in a sentence and their english translations:
And then I was unable to escape again.
And then there's nowhere for it to go.
The food is cold.
Tom missed the party.
I didn't make it to Tom's party.
I got sick and couldn't go.
For some reason I couldn't access my e-mail.
I'm sorry for your not having come with us.
- I'm sorry I couldn't make it to your party last night.
- I'm sorry that I couldn't make it to your party last night.
I'm totally over Tom.
Tom failed to pass the final exam.
Tom didn't make it very far.
- I'm afraid I've run short of coffee.
- I'm afraid that I've run short of coffee.
I wasn't able to go to his birthday party.
He failed the exam.
I didn't even finish high school.
Tom didn't pass today's exam.
- I haven't got rid of my cold yet.
- I haven't gotten over my cold yet.
Tom couldn't make it to school because of the typhoon.
I couldn't go swimming much last summer.
- The patient is now out of danger.
- The patient got over the critical stage.
Tom failed French last semester.
- I had barely got home when the storm broke.
- I had barely gotten home when the storm broke out.
So, somehow this has fallen off her, which means she definitely came in here.
- I'm afraid I've run short of coffee.
- I'm afraid that I've run short of coffee.
Once you make it to the end, it's okay for you to cry.
Tom had no sooner walked in the door than Mary started to complain.
I started a new diet. In two weeks I lost fourteen days!
Tom didn't get in the car.
Now that same-sex marriage is legal, I'm one step closer to marrying myself.
Tom always wanted to be a doctor, but his grades at school weren't quite good enough to get him into medical school.
I had an appointment at 2:30, but I was caught in traffic and couldn't get there in time.