Examples of using "Bírtam" in a sentence and their english translations:
I couldn't bear it.
I couldn't stand it any longer.
I couldn't make it.
I couldn't stop.
I couldn't wait.
I couldn't stand any more.
I couldn't stop Tom.
- I couldn't control my anger.
- I could not control my anger.
I couldn't keep from crying.
I couldn't stop myself.
And then I was unable to escape again.
I couldn't make myself understood in English.
I couldn't figure out how to do it.
- I couldn't stop laughing.
- I could not stop laughing.
I couldn't control my tears.
I couldn't keep up with Tom.
I could hardly close the suitcase.
I could barely contain my excitement.
I couldn't help falling asleep.
I could barely speak.
- I could not help smiling.
- I couldn't help smiling.
I couldn't move my arms.
I could not bring myself to eat it.
- I laughed in spite of myself.
- I couldn't help laughing.
I couldn't get online.
I couldn't move.
I couldn't stop it.
I couldn't restrain a smile.
I couldn't say no.
- I could not finish it.
- I couldn't finish it.
I couldn't help laughing at Tom.
I just couldn't say no.
I couldn't help laughing at his joke.
I barely restrained myself from vomiting.
I couldn't calm Tom down.
I couldn't help but cry.
I couldn't tolerate the stress of this work.
I couldn't say anything.
I ran as fast as possible, but I missed the last train.
I felt so sleepy that I could hardly keep my eyes open.
I could not help laughing to see him dancing.
I couldn't resist.
The way Tom looked at me was so adorable, I just couldn't say "no."
I couldn't help yawning.
His behavior at the party was so humorous that I could not help laughing.
I spoke as quietly as I could.
Last week I was treated to dinner by my friend who'd won at pachinko. It was all-you-can-eat so I ate to my heart's content.
- I was so excited that I could not fall asleep.
- I was so excited that I couldn't fall asleep.
When I was a kid, I thought that if I died the world would just disappear. What a childish delusion! I just couldn't accept that the world could continue to exist without me.