Examples of using "Mitgenommen" in a sentence and their english translations:
to Friedberg.
Did you bring a hair dryer?
Tom didn't take anything.
He took them with him.
They've taken Tom.
Oh, they've been taken down stream
Mary looked worse for wear.
Did you bring a hair dryer?
- Did you bring the hairdryer?
- Have you brought the hairdryer?
Did you bring a hair dryer?
a she-wolf took that child
Tom didn't take his umbrella with him.
You took the wrong key.
Tom gave Mary a lift.
- He took all my things with him.
- She took all my things with her.
He took all my things with him.
He didn't take his umbrella with him.
Why didn't you bring an umbrella?
Tom and Mary picked up a hitchhiker.
- Somebody must've taken your umbrella by mistake.
- Someone must've taken your umbrella by mistake.
- Somebody must have taken your umbrella by mistake.
Nobody brought eating utensils to the party.
She took him to the lake.
She took him to the zoo.
I took Tom in my car.
Mary took her dog with her to Boston.
He took me to the park yesterday.
They've taken Tom.
He'd seen her. He'd met her. I'd taken him so many times.
I was taken to a circus for the first time.
I could kick myself for not bringing a map.
That's an idea that I took from Braunschweig.
- I'm afraid I took your umbrella by mistake.
- I'm afraid that I took your umbrella by mistake.
If he had carried the map with him, he wouldn't have got lost.
I took my umbrella in case it rains.
Did Marika take you to her father's farm in Iisalmi?
- When she saw that it was raining, she took her brolly with her.
- When she saw that it was raining, she took her umbrella with her.
- Seeing that it was raining, she took her brolly with her.
- Seeing that it was raining, she took her umbrella with her.
On the way to Bonn, we took in the Cologne Cathedral.
Tell me what Tom took with him.
At the age of six, I was taken to a circus for the first time.
- Someone must have taken my umbrella by mistake.
- Someone must've taken my umbrella by mistake.
Tom took me to a restaurant where you can eat as much as you want for thirty dollars.
When I was a kid, my classmates and I would all take marbles to school to play with. These days, most kids have got smartphones and iPods.