Examples of using "Farkas" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is it a wolf?
Is that a wolf?
A wolf attacked Tom.
A coastal wolf.
The lamb was killed by the wolf.
I'm kind of a loner.
The she-wolf is howling.
Tom is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
the wolf sees her chance.
- He is a wolf in sheep's clothing.
- He's a wolf in sheep's clothing.
I'm hungry like the wolf.
The lamb was killed by the wolf.
A wolf killed the lambs.
The lamb was killed by the wolf.
Lions are stronger than wolves.
A pack of wolves attacked the traveler.
The wolf howls.
The wolf tried to imitate the voice of the mom goat.
- The mountaineer was hungry as a wolf.
- The mountaineer was as hungry as a wolf.
The wolf will change shape, but will continue to eat chicken.
Some politicians are wolves in sheep's clothing.
Tom wandered off in the forest and was eaten by a wolf.
so he appears like a lone, shiny white wolf.
The wolf ate Little Red Riding Hood. The hunter shot the wolf.
Tom doesn't know the difference between a wolf and a fox.
or if the killer had a light complexion, he's just a mentally fragile lone wolf.
Tom's a loner who shuns close relationships.
Tormented by hunger, a wolf fears nothing.
"Hello, Little Red Riding Hood." "Stay away from me! I know you. You are the wolf and want to eat me." "You are right that I am the wolf—you can easily see that—but didn't your mother teach you not to be prejudiced?"
"Little pig, let me come in." "Come in." "You know I'm the wolf." "Yes, I do. I hope you won't eat me, will you?"