Examples of using "Erwiderte" in a sentence and their english translations:
What did Tom say in reply?
Tom made no response.
- Tom smiled back at Mary.
- Tom returned Mary's smile.
- He gave not a word in reply.
- He made no response.
- Tom fought back.
- Tom returned fire.
- Tom retaliated.
Tom returned the compliment.
The enemy answered our fire.
Tom returned Mary's stare.
Smith replied that he was sorry.
"Who else would it be?" retorted Larry.
He acknowledged me by lifting his hat.
Mary kissed him, but Tom didn't kiss her back.
She returned his kiss.
- She bit her lip and didn't reply.
- She bit her lip, saying nothing in reply.
- She bit her lip and said nothing in reply.
She replied that she had never seen the man before.
"That's clear evidence of guilt," said Tom. "Finally," replied Maria.
"Do not talk like that, dear child," replied the lady.
- "Do you know where Tom is?" "I'm Tom!" replied Tom.
- "Do you know where Tom is?" "I am Tom!" replied Tom.
I fell in love with her, but she wasn't in love with me.
"That's clear evidence of guilt," said Tom. "Not necessarily," replied Maria.
Tom stared into my eyes and I stared back into his.
Tom asked whose coat it was and I told him it was mine.
"Can dogs talk?" asked Tom. "Of course not," said the family cat.
"You have a good memory?" said he. "Pretty fair," I answered, modestly.
"How long have you been here, Alice?" "Since the beginning" she replied.
The company replied that the directors' compensation was consistent with industry standards.
"Arthur would rather that we spoke the truth," the girl answered firmly.
"No," the shopkeeper replied. "I'm quite serious. You saw the price tag."
"We do not work for gain," answered the Fox. "We work only to enrich others."
"Who else would it be?" retorted Larry.
I replied that I didn't have parents any more.
"You are alone, you know, and we are seven." "Like the seven sins" said Pinocchio, still laughing.
The bunny asked with a whimper, "Are you going to eat me?" To which the fox replied, "Why would I? I'm a vegetarian."
"How often did you kiss him?" Tom demanded reproachfully. - "I can't quite say" Mary answered laughing. - "Often!"
"What are you doing there, my good woman?" said the Princess. "I am spinning, my pretty child," said the old woman, who did not know who the Princess was.
"Bury me on my face," said Diogenes; and when he was asked why, he replied, "Because in a little while everything will be turned upside down."
"You're from Australia, right?" Tom asked Mary. "Do you have any vegemite?" "Of course," Mary responded and, reaching into her purse, pulled out a jar.
Being at a loss for a coachman, Cinderella said, "I will go and see if there is not a rat in the rat-trap—we may make a coachman of him." "You are right," replied her godmother; "go and look."
"You're really good at that," marvelled Tom, as he watched Hanako preparing sushi with the consummate skill of a master. "Well, I have done it a few times before, Tom," she replied, blushing slightly. "There comes a time when you can just do it."
"Tom and Mary certainly are late," remarked John, glancing at his watch. "I wonder if they're even coming," replied Alice. "Maybe something's happened to them!" "No, I don't think so. What could've happened to them?"
"Do you think this salmon's still all right to eat, Tom?" asked Mary. Tom regarded the fillet slices on the plate with suspicion, wrinkling his nose when he encountered a particular smell. "Best throw it away," he replied, doing so immediately.
"You've got a thing going on with Mary, haven't you! I saw you together yesterday!" "Alice!" Tom replied, laughing. "Mary and I have been friends since we were kids. That's all. It was never more more than that." "Well that's not how it looked at all!"
"If thou wilt allow me, grandmother, I wish to ask thee some questions." "Well," said the old witch, "only remember that every question does not lead to good. If thou knowest overmuch, thou wilt grow old too soon. What wilt thou ask?"
"Marilla, have I really a pretty nose? I know you'll tell me the truth." "Your nose is well enough," said Marilla shortly. Secretly she thought Anne's nose was a remarkable pretty one; but she had no intention of telling her so.
"I told Mary that I do not have time for a relationship because I have to focus on school," Tom said dutifully to his father. "I'm glad to hear that, my boy," he replied contentedly, patting his son on the shoulder. "There is enough time for such things later."
"So haven't we got anything left to eat in the house?" mumbled Tom sulkily. "No. As you can see, there's nothing left. But here you go – here's the shopping list," replied Mary, pressing the list into his hand, his stomach growling like that of a starving wolf as he stood in front of the empty fridge. "Now then, you can go and sit yourself in the car and get yourself down to the shops, can't you?"
"Is Tom there?" Mary asked. "He lives over there!" replied John, pointing at the house opposite. "Yes, I know that." "So why did you ring the doorbell here?" "I've already tried over there, but he's not in, so I thought..." "So you thought he might be here." "Exactly!" "Well he's not here, either."
"How did you like that, dear friend," said Tom with a smile, "this checkmate that I gave you with my queen?" - Mary was shocked at first. Would she have missed something? But she soon smiled too and replied, "Well, what would you think if I captured your queen with my knight?" And having moved the knight, she removed the queen from the board.
As the cashier turned to click on some keys, Tom thought back to how he got himself into this mess. The leader of the gang has a sister named Mary, who Tom has had a crush on since third grade. And ever since they were placed in the same French class in seventh grade, she realized that she liked him back. They both shared a love for robots and languages, and wanted to go to the same college.