Examples of using "S'est" in a sentence and their english translations:
- It's gotten better.
- It's improved.
Tom came forward.
Tom got confused.
He came a cropper.
- We had a blast.
- We had a lot of fun.
Tom enlisted.
She got dressed.
He bowed.
What happened, happened.
Tom fell apart.
Tom got lost.
What's past is past.
He relaxed.
He enlisted.
The cup broke.
Tom rushed in.
- He got up quickly, splashed cold water on his face, brushed his teeth, and shaved.
- He got up quickly, splashed cold water on his face, brushed his teeth and shaved.
- What happened?
- What's happened?
- Almost everything has been improved.
- Almost everything has gotten better.
- The weather turned better.
- The weather has improved.
- The well has run dry.
- The well ran dry.
The candle burned out.
- He became irritated.
- He got angry.
The candle burned out.
- He committed suicide.
- He killed himself.
She turned around suddenly.
- She killed herself yesterday.
- She committed suicide yesterday.
Tom became upset.
This meat has gone bad.
- Everything went well.
- It went OK.
- It went well.
The shooting has stopped.
- He came a cropper.
- He crashed.
Did Tom kill himself?
How was your summer?
has already happened.
made fun of
it only developed
- That's better.
- It's gotten better.
- It's improved.
- I've gotten better.
She lost her way.
She had gone to bed.
He got his dander up.
- He revenged himself.
- He took revenge.
He ran into debt.
- He committed suicide.
- He killed himself.
He got well again.
The pond has dried up.
- He got very mad.
- He became furious.
He got angry.
He dozed off.
- It has cooled off.
- She calmed down.
The matter has been cleared up.
It has cooled off.
- She has marginalized herself.
- She has marginalised herself.
Tom kneeled.
Tom shaved.
Tom ran away.
He had a good time.
She had a good time.
The teacher got well again.
The teacher got well again.
- It's gotten dark.
- It's become dark.
- He made up his mind.
- He decided.
She fell asleep.
Mary stripped off her clothes.
- Tom got dressed.
- Tom put on some clothes.
- Tom put some clothes on.
Tom stiffened.
The water has boiled away.
- The clock has stopped.
- The clock stopped.
- Tom killed himself.
- Tom committed suicide.
Tom crashed.
Tom jumped out of the window.
Tom enjoyed himself.
Tom scrunched down.
He knelt.
He changed his clothes.
He came closer.
She came closer.
He stopped.