Examples of using "Verirrt" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're lost.
You're lost.
Tom is lost.
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
- You're lost.
- They're lost.
Tom often gets lost.
- Are you lost?
- Have you lost your way?
Have you ever gotten lost?
Have you lost your way?
Perhaps she is mistaken.
You guys look lost.
Tom may have lost his way.
Tom might have lost his way.
Perhaps you are mistaken.
Tom is probably lost.
We're not lost!
He isn't lost.
Excuse me, I'm lost.
Tom is lost, isn't he?
We got lost in the woods.
"Tom, are we lost?" "That depends on what your definition of 'lost' is."
I'm lost and I don't have a city map.
Without the map, he would have gotten lost.
It looks like we've gotten ourselves lost.
I believe this man is lost.
I lost myself in your universe.
Tom got lost.
He's lost in pitch darkness.
Did the old man get lost in the forest?
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
- They're lost.
- They've lost their way.
- They've got lost.
- They are lost.
I'm lost and I don't have a city map.
I'm lost and I don't have a city map.
Mary told Tom that she thought John was lost.
Are you lost?
She lost her way.
"Do you admit that we're lost?" "No."
Chances are they're lost, and that's why they're late.
If he had carried the map with him, he wouldn't have got lost.
We got lost in the fog.
- Tom lost his way in the woods.
- Tom got lost in the woods.
If we hadn't lost our way, we would have been here sooner.
Tom and Mary told John that they didn't think Alice was lost.
Tom and Mary told John that they thought Alice wasn't lost.
I got lost in the snow.
Bill is 20 minutes late. He must have gotten lost somewhere.
We got lost in the woods.
Mary was rescued by forest elves after she had become stranded in the forest.
- I got lost in the forest.
- I lost my way in the forest.
- I've got lost in the forest.
Tom and Mary told John that they thought Alice was lost.
Tom and Mary are lost and they don't know where they are.
He might have lost his way.
When she got lost, she wished she had followed his advice.
Tom always gets lost.
Did the old man get lost in the forest?
But my little fellow did not look lost. Nor did he seem weak with exhaustion, or hunger, or thirst, or fright.
- He lost his way in the woods.
- She lost her way in the forest.
- I got lost in the forest.
- I lost my way in the woods.
- I lost my way in the forest.
- I got lost in the woods.
- I've got lost in the forest.
- We lost our way in the woods.
- We got lost in the woods.
- We got lost in the forest.
Try not to get lost again.
The prince was lost in the woods.
I'm worried that he'll get lost.
It was only after Tom had been lost for over an hour that he got the map out to see where he was.
Try not to get lost again.
In the amusement park Mary found a boy on his own weeping, and spoke to him gently. "Hey, sonny, what is it? Are you lost? Would you like me to take you to the Lost Children Department?"
Tom always gets lost if he doesn't carry a map.
She is scared that you will lose the way.
I am afraid that you will get lost.