Examples of using "Mis" in a sentence and their english translations:
I messed up.
Did you put it somewhere?
I put on my shoes at once.
You nailed it!
I played that song,
I think I put
- I put my hat on.
- I put on my hat.
Where did I put it?
I put on a tie.
I put boots on.
I messed up.
She put on her sweater.
- I began to sweat.
- I began to perspire.
I started to vomit.
You nailed it!
She embarrassed him.
They were put in prison.
I ended your sleep.
- You've hit the nail on the head!
- You nailed it!
Where did I put my keys?
Where did you put the screwdriver?
Where did you put my umbrella?
Where did you put the keys?
Where did I put that box?
But getting released
I was so angry
and just put on my blinders,
It began to sprinkle.
- Mom spread the table.
- Mom set the table.
- I slapped him in the face.
- I slapped his face.
I have made him angry.
He started singing.
He began running.
You started crying.
Tom put on his robe.
They were put in prison.
I put on my shoes at once.
Did you put it somewhere?
The computer started.
It took two weeks.
It took a month.
You made me late.
Who put that there?
Tom set the table.
She put on her hat.
- The rain began to fall.
- It had started to rain.
- It started to rain.
- It began to rain.
- It has started to rain.
- It rained.
- It started raining.
- It has started raining.
- It's started raining.
- It's begun to rain.
I became intrigued.
I put on some clean clothes.
Did you put it somewhere?
They agreed.
He scarpered.
Tom started to get angry.
Tom put on a coat.
- He fell into a rage.
- He got angry.
- He became furious.
- He became angry.
- He got furious.
Tom started leaving.
I was outnumbered.
He started swearing.
- It began to snow.
- It's started to snow.
- It started to snow.
I got fined.
He lost his rag.
The organ started to play.
- She pulled her sweater on.
- She put her sweater on.
- She put on her sweater.
I put on my shoes at once.
Where the hell did I put it?
Sami put on his wedding ring.
I started to vomit.
He put on his shoes.
I got fined.
My mare foaled.
Tom started giggling.
You have put everything out of order.