Examples of using "Voit" in a sentence and their english translations:
What does he see?
What does she see?
Tom sees things.
Tom sees red.
She sees him.
Maria sees him.
He has poor eyesight.
What if somebody sees you?
you really do start to see them everywhere:
They see faces -
and not what we see.
All that we see now
You very rarely see these.
See you tomorrow!
- We're meeting up tomorrow?
- Shall we meet tomorrow?
- I'll see you on Monday.
- I'll see you Monday.
- See you on Monday.
- See you Monday.
He sees the office.
See you later.
Tom has been seeing a therapist.
We see ourselves with a different eye from the one through which we see our fellows.
When she looks up at the weather -
No one is witnessing Trump apologizing
He sees the most important data,
Now he sees the key.
I'll see you in the morning.
Can you meet tonight?
- See you later!
- See you later.
He can't see nor hear.
What if someone sees this?
What if someone sees us?
From here we see the city.
I know, I could tell. Love it.
Is she dating someone?
Does anyone see a difference?
I'll see you the day after tomorrow.
We'll meet in the theater.
- See you in class.
- I'll see you in class.
- See you in the classroom.
Where should we meet tomorrow?
What if somebody sees you?
And what if someone sees you?
we only see darkness,
Tom can barely see.
Tom doesn't see you.
- See you next Thursday.
What'll you do if someone sees you?
We can see it in Mad Men,
When you see more clear,
We also see less.
Look, you see those tiny little hairs?
this is why it is rarely seen
We see if they are properly identified.
See you about 7.
Tom sees this in a different way.
People believe what they see.
Are we still on for later?
I'll see you in the new year.
She sees nothing wrong with it.
He sees nothing wrong with it.
She says she is seeing things.
He is blind in one eye.
You're seeing your body on the ground.
- I think Tom gets the idea.
- I think that Tom gets the idea.
See you next week!
See you at 7.
See you on the train.