Examples of using "Fauché" in a sentence and their english translations:
He's broke.
- I'm broke.
- I've run out of money.
- I have no money.
- I don't have any money.
I'm dead broke.
I was broke at the time.
Tom wasn't broke.
I was broke, busted, and disgusted,
He's broke.
He is poor as a church mouse.
Tom is broke and homeless.
- He is out of pocket.
- He's broke.
- He is bankrupt.
- I'd buy it if I weren't broke.
- If I weren't broke, I'd buy it.
88 percent less likely to be mowed down on the sidewalk,
- I'm broke.
- I'm skint.
- I'm brassic.
He's strapped for cash after that big shopping spree.
Even though I don't have any money, I bought a book again.
I've made up my mind to give back all the money I stole.
My tight wad husband took me to McDonald's for our anniversary.
I'm fighting mad because someone stole my bike.
I'm broke.
I'd love to go with you to the show, but I'm flat broke.
Especially in the hay harvest, when we have mowed several hectares,
I thought you were broke.
They stole my wine bottle!
- I had my bicycle stolen.
- My bicycle was stolen.
- Someone stole my bicycle.
- My bicycle's been stolen.
- My bicycle has been stolen.
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- I thought you were broke.
- I thought that you were broke.