Examples of using "Loupé" in a sentence and their english translations:
I missed supper.
You missed a lot.
You've missed the boat.
She missed her chance.
- You've missed the boat.
- We've missed the boat.
- He's missed the boat.
- She's missed the boat.
- They've missed the boat.
- That ship has sailed.
- The train left.
- That train has left the station.
I missed supper.
She missed her chance.
I missed supper.
You've missed the boat.
You missed a spot.
They've missed the boat.
We missed the exit.
- He's missed the boat.
- She's missed the boat.
We've missed the boat.
We missed the exit.
Unfortunately, I missed all the fun.
I missed my favourite series.
You missed a spot.
I missed the last train.
Did I miss the turn?
He's missed the boat.
He missed his kiss.
I missed seeing that movie. Did you see it?
Did I miss the turn?
What did I miss?
They missed the deadline.
He missed the deadline.
We missed the deadline.
I missed seeing that movie. Did you see it?
I missed seeing that movie. Did you see it?
Have I missed anything?
You missed a spot.
You missed a lot.
Did I miss much?
I missed my flight.
I missed my stop.
I've missed another chance.
I arrived too late and missed the train.
She missed her flight.
- I was late for the last train.
- I missed the last train.
I arrived too late and missed the train.
You missed the meeting.
You missed.
I can't believe I missed this before.
He has missed his meal.
I was asking myself, what was I doing? Where was I going wrong?
I missed the bus.
They missed the deadline.
I missed the train by two minutes.
He missed his flight.
He missed an important appointment.
They missed the deadline.
Oh kiddo, I'm sorry for overlooking your message. So what's wrong with that part?
- He missed the deadline.
- She missed the deadline.
We missed the deadline.
She missed the deadline.
I missed the train. I should have come earlier.