Examples of using "übergeben" in a sentence and their english translations:
Did you throw up?
- He threw up.
- He vomited.
- He was sick.
- He's been sick.
- He has been sick.
- He has vomited.
- He's been vomiting.
I have to throw up.
She threw up.
Sami threw up.
- Tom threw up.
- Tom vomited.
Been throwing up a lot.
I started to vomit.
I just vomited.
I'm going to puke.
- Last night I puked.
- Last night I threw up.
The man was handed over to the police.
- I think I'm going to throw up.
- I think I’m gonna throw up.
The thief was handed over to the police.
Did you give him my message?
Did Sami give you my message?
- He threw up.
- He vomited.
Multiple students were seen vomiting.
She looks like she's about to throw up.
I've been asked to give you a message.
We finally decided to give him over to the police.
Have you ever thrown up in a bus?
Try to keep it down.
You look like you're about to throw up.
I just threw up.
Tom was so nervous that he almost threw up.
I threw up.
Tom threw up before the concert because he was so nervous.
Mary threw up before the play because she was so nervous.
Mary threw up.
- I feel very sick. I want to throw up.
- I feel very sick. I think I'm going to throw up.
- Last night I puked.
- Last night I threw up.
- Last night I tossed my cookies.
- Last night I chundered.
She looks like she's about to throw up.
Hand out the maps to us.
If you keep on drinking like that, you'll get sick.
Oh crap, it's past the consume-by date. That's why you threw up!
I feel like throwing up.
I feel like throwing up.
Chloe can bear witness to my skill as a herdsman; fifty she-goats were given to my charge, and their number is now fully doubled.