Examples of using "Résolu" in a sentence and their english translations:
I've figured out the puzzle.
Did you solve the problem?
The crime is almost solved.
Have you worked the puzzle out?
Problem solved!
I solved the problem.
and this needs to be addressed.
with an unsolved crime.
I solved the problem easily.
Nobody has solved the problem.
The problem should be solved.
Voilà! Case resolved!
Did we solve the problem?
Tom has solved that problem.
Tom solved the problem.
I figured it out by myself.
Did you solve the problem?
Tom solved the mystery.
I figured it out by myself.
We've solved the problem.
- Sami fixed the problem.
- Sami solved the problem.
The crime is almost solved.
Did you solve the problem?
The problem resolved itself.
I have solved it all, right?
How did you figure out this problem?
- The problem is not settled yet.
- The problem isn't settled yet.
She solved the problem with ease.
How did it all work out?
How did you solve the problem?
Who solved the hard problem?
I hope this is resolved quickly.
The problem should be solved by now.
How did you figure out this problem?
I figured it out by myself.
The problem resolved itself.
He solved all the problems.
Has anybody solved this mystery?
Tell me how you solved the problem.
The murder has not yet been solved.
Have you solved all the problems yet?
The student has already solved all the problems.
He solved the problem by himself.
He solved the difficult problem easily.
He made up his mind to go there alone.
Technology solved many of the problems.
How did he solve the problem?
How did she solve the problem?
He solved the problem effortlessly.
He solved the problem with ease.
Has anybody solved this mystery?
I figured it out by myself.
International disputes must be settled peacefully.
We've solved a lot of problems today.
- I am determined to give up smoking.
- I'm determined to give up smoking.
This is how I solved the problem.
He solved all those problems with ease.
The problem resolved itself.
Tom and Mary worked out their problems.
They have solved the problem once and for all.
"Hopefully this will be fixed quickly," she says.
By then, the problem should have been resolved.
Has anybody solved this mystery?