Examples of using "Elfogyott" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's all gone.
Everything is gone.
They have no more wine.
He ran out of money.
Oil is running short.
His patience was up.
We ran out of food.
We're out of wine.
All the supplies ran out.
She ran out of paper.
All the food is gone.
- We're out of coffee.
- We're all out of coffee.
There's no toilet paper.
All the money was gone.
I ran out of money.
Their money ran out.
Their food ran out.
There are no tickets left.
I'm running out of time.
The soap is finished.
I ran out of gas.
- There is no more cheese left.
- There's no more cheese.
- There isn't any more cheese.
I ran out of water.
We've run out of money.
We're out of milk.
The divers are running out of air.
All the food was gone.
All the old magazines are sold out.
We're sold out.
There's no more butter in the fridge.
I guess my luck just ran out.
Now, I've lost all my patience.
We're almost out of gas.
We've run out of tea.
Your time is over.
The diver ran out of air and drowned.
We've run out of money.
The money is gone.
There's no more firewood.
I stole your bag because I ran out of money.
We're out of beer.
They're out of sugar now.
Tom had no money left.
- His patience is worn out.
- He has reached the end of his patience.
The fresh strawberries went like hot cakes.
Your time's up.
- We're out of soap.
- We ran out of soap.
All my books are gone.
There is no more cheese left.
All sweaters of this type are out of stock now. We'll order them from the main store in Tokyo.
He came back not because he was homesick, but because he was running short of money.
His book was published just one month ago, and it has already sold thousands of copies.