Examples of using "„geschlagen“" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Did you hit Tom?
- Did you need me?
- Did you beat Tom?
Who hit you?
Did Tom hit you?
What did they hit you with?
Tom was beaten.
Did you just hit Tom?
I've never hit anyone.
What did you get hit with?
He was knocked unconscious.
Did somebody hit you?
Did he hit you?
He admitted himself defeated.
Did somebody hit Tom?
I hit Tom.
Who hit you?
Did Tom hit Mary?
Who hit him?
Tom beat me.
Who hit Tom?
- Who hit you?
- Who punched you?
Did Tom hit you?
Tom was knocked unconscious.
She hit him.
He beat me.
I didn't hit anyone.
Did you hit Tom?
Why did your father beat you?
Army of the North.
I hit him good and hard.
He hammered out a home run.
The army were scathingly beaten.
He was knighted.
Tom hit me twice.
He hit me twice.
That's why Tom hit you.
- You have been beaten. Give in!
- You are beaten. Give up.
I never hit Tom.
Tom hit me first.
Dad, Maria hit me!
I beat my wife.
Tom didn't hit Mary.
Tom never hit me.
We beat three teams.
Did Tom really hit Mary?
Tom was knighted.
I captured your queen.
Is it true that you beat Taninna?
Bob hit me, not her.
He was provoked into hitting her.
He hit me by mistake.
He was beaten black and blue.
He hit me, not her.
He beat me in chess.
Have you ever beaten your dog?
- Tom hit me by mistake.
- Tom hit me by accident.
The French were defeated at Waterloo.
Tom got hit by a girl.
Robert got the better of Jack in the game of chess.
Tom was beaten black and blue.
The clock has just struck three.
I beat him at chess.
You have done very well.
Tom hit a dog yesterday.
Tom beat me at chess.
He was being beaten when I arrived.
I beat him at golf.
Tom hit me first.
Tom beat Mary in tennis.
I've never beaten Tom.