Examples of using "Voinut" in a sentence and their english translations:
- You could have done it.
- You could've done it.
- I couldn't refuse.
- I could not refuse.
I couldn't stop them.
I couldn't stop Tom.
- I couldn't sleep.
- I couldn't fall asleep.
- I was not feeling well.
- I wasn't feeling well.
I couldn't refuse.
- I could've died.
- I could have died.
- You could've run away.
- You could have run away.
I could not but laugh.
Tom couldn't help but laugh.
- I couldn't help but agree.
- I had to agree.
- It could have been worse.
- It could've been worse.
- I wish I could've seen Tom.
- I wish I could have seen Tom.
I just, you know... almost can't believe my eyes.
I couldn't say no.
He was not feeling well.
You could've ruined everything.
You might be able to do that.
Tom couldn't help.
- I realized I couldn't win.
- I realized that I couldn't win.
I couldn't help blushing.
- You could've warned me.
- You could have warned me.
- I wish you could've met Tom.
- I wish you could have met Tom.
- Tom could've drowned.
- Tom could have drowned.
- I could not believe my ears.
- I couldn't believe my ears.
I couldn't stop Tom.
He couldn't move.
- I could not help laughing.
- I couldn't help but laugh.
- I couldn't help laughing.
I couldn't help but cry.
He could not but admire her.
I could not but laugh at the joke.
I could not help but state my opinion.
Tom couldn't help but blush.
- I was compelled to follow her.
- I couldn't help but follow her.
Tom couldn't believe his good fortune.
There was nothing I could've done.
I could not but admire his courage.
- I couldn't help but cry.
- I couldn't help crying.
I couldn't agree with his opinion.
- You could have done it.
- You could've done it.
I could not but feel disappointed at hearing the news.
The storm prevented me from leaving.
I wasn't able to go to his birthday party.
Sorry I couldn't save you.
- You could've walked away.
- You could have walked away.
- You could've just called.
- You could have just called.
- You could've come over.
- You could have come over.
Tom couldn't open the door.
I couldn't keep lying to Tom.
I couldn't leave you alone.
How have you been recently?
I was unable to finish my homework.
I could not sleep because of the noise.
I might've done the same thing.
Tom couldn't believe it.
- Tom could've stopped it.
- Tom could have stopped it.
- What could've happened to Tom?
- What could have happened to Tom?
I couldn't agree with his opinion.
- You could have told me the truth.
- You could've told me the truth.
- Tom could've killed somebody.
- Tom could have killed somebody.
He was stunned and didn't know how to answer.
- I could have told you that.
- I could've told you that.
I couldn't sleep either.
Could Tom have done this?
She couldn't stop smiling.
She could have told him.
He could not speak clearly.
Her answer couldn't be understood.
- Tom couldn't help smiling.
- Tom couldn't help but smile.
- Tom could not help smiling.
There was no place to buy food.