Examples of using "Verpasst" in a sentence and their english translations:
you're missing out
- Did I miss anything?
- Did I miss something?
You missed the meeting.
You didn't miss much.
- You almost missed me.
- They almost missed me.
You've just missed Tom.
We missed the exit.
Did I miss something?
- What did I miss?
- What have I missed?
Did I miss much?
What did we miss?
You don't miss a thing, do you?
- Did I miss anything?
- Did I miss something?
I missed a lot.
You missed a lot.
They missed a lot.
- What have they missed?
- What've they missed?
What did you miss?
Perhaps he missed the train.
- Sorry. I missed the train.
- Sorry, I missed the train.
Perhaps he missed the train.
He may have missed the plane.
I missed the last train.
- Sorry. I missed the train.
- Sorry, I missed the train.
- I was late for the train.
- I missed the train.
I missed the bus.
We missed the exit.
We missed the exit.
I missed seeing the film.
She missed her flight.
He missed his flight.
Tom missed the bus.
Did I miss something interesting?
I missed my train.
I missed the school bus!
I've missed so much.
I missed my flight.
You missed the meeting.
You missed the meeting.
We passed each other several times.
What have I missed now?
We missed our train.
You missed the best part.
Tom missed his flight.
You've missed the boat.
We missed the tram.
I missed my connecting flight.
Did I miss the party?
Mary missed her flight.
Tom missed his bus.
He missed his bus.
They almost missed me.
I missed my bus.
We missed our stop.
Tom just missed the train.
Hurry up, or you'll miss the bus.
Run faster, otherwise you will miss the train.
- Hurry up, or you will miss the train.
- Hurry up, or you'll miss the train.
Who gave you that black eye?
Hurry up, or you'll miss the bus.
Hurry up, or you'll miss the bus.
He missed the last train.
She may have missed the train.
He must have missed the train.
He may have missed the bus.
- I was late for the last bus.
- I missed the last bus.