Examples of using "Définitivement" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm definitely late, definitely.
Okay, she definitely smiles.
I definitely have three bags.
I would have been happy. That was definitely ...
He's definitely given it some thought.
But the bed definitely makes up for it.
I've definitely slipped a few grades.
The store closed down for good.
We are definitely leaving this country.
The store closed down for good.
Tom definitely doesn't like Mary.
That's definitely a bad idea.
I'm a bit shocked, definitely.
has definitely read one or the other.
Today is definitely not my day.
that this can permanently reduce your capacity for concentration.
And that is definitely a publicly viewable place.
But definitely too hard at 18.
Frankfurt is definitely a crack city.
and who definitely does bodybuilding professionally.
I'll definitely try to do that.
To definitively define the number of slaves in the UK
if we are standing we must definitely fall down
and most wolves are permanently deterred,
It is not easy to stop smoking permanently.
She'd been contemplating whether to end this relationship for good.
A claim which has been finally judged can no longer be contested.
Things that are human, too human, are generally certainly animal.
- The store has been liquidated. It's closed for good.
- The store is closed for good. It's been liquidated.
that this factory was closing on his watch.
It was definitely an experience that shapes my whole life.
He is definitely on board then, the gentleman we are looking for.
Nils is definitely my best friend. We can talk about everything.
With the right woman by my side, I'm definitely ready to take
So, the bells definitely ring when the "new world order" is heard.
That said, it can, in fact, lead to a final settlement of the dispute,
noted here that: Whatever the reason a CSD can be intended to permanently replace
- We are leaving this country for good.
- We are definitely leaving this country.
I want to travel to some countries when I'm older and America is definitely on the list.
To solve the problem of Palestine it would be necessary for the Palestinians to abandon the so-called Palestinian Authority and unite around a common political front to defend the rights of all Palestinians, including the refugees and their descendants who want to return to Palestine. It would also be necessary for them to definitively abandon the so-called "two-state solution," which in my opinion is very similar to the racist solution to South Africa that consisted of dividing South Africa into territories for white people and into territories supposedly "autonomous" or "independent" for the native peoples.