Examples of using "Hazudott" in a sentence and their english translations:
He lied by intent.
She must have told a lie.
Tom lied.
She lied.
He made an admission that he had lied.
The fact is that she lied.
- He clearly lied.
- He obviously lied.
Tom lied.
In fact, he lied.
Do you think that she lied?
He has deliberately lied.
He lied to me.
He lied to us.
He might have lied to me.
It became clear that she had told a lie.
But he would never lie.
Tom lied to you.
Nobody lied.
Tom obviously lied.
Tom lied to me.
Do you think Tom lied?
Tom never lied.
Tom wasn't lying.
Has Tom been lying to Mary?
He lied to my face.
- Tom lied to us.
- Tom has lied to us.
Tom was lying to you.
He lied to my face.
Tom lied on the witness stand.
He lied about his age.
Mary lied about her age.
He can't have told a lie.
Why did you lie?
- I know Tom lied.
- I know that Tom lied.
My daughter lied to me.
My sister lied to me.
Tom lied to the cops.
Tom lied about his grade.
Why did she lie about her age?
Why did Tom lie to Mary?
Of course he lied.
Tom lied to the others.
Did Tom lie to Mary?
Tom never lied to Mary.
- It's possible Tom was lying.
- It's possible that Tom was lying.
In other words, Tom lied.
Tom was probably lying to you.
Tom lied on the witness stand.
Google lied to the Secret Service.
She lied from start to finish.
Tom lied about what he'd been doing.
- I think that Tom lied to me.
- I think Tom was lying to me.
Tom was lying to you the whole time.
Tom knows that Mary lied.
Tom lied about his whereabouts that day.
Tom has never lied to me before.
Tom lied about how much money he spent.
He lied to me. That is why I am angry with him.
- I suspect Tom was lying.
- I suspect that Tom was lying.
Tom asked Mary why she lied.
- As he often tells lies, nobody believes him.
- Since he often tells lies, nobody believes what he says.
Tom had never lied to me before.
Tom lied to Mary and she knows it.
- Are you sure Tom hasn't been lying to us?
- Are you sure that Tom hasn't been lying to us?
- Tom lied about his degree, he hasn't got any.
- Tom was lying about his degree; he doesn't have one.
Since Mario lied to me, I don't speak to him anymore.
- Tom thought Mary was lying about where she'd been.
- Tom thought that Mary was lying about where she'd been.
She was indignant when I said she was lying.
Tom has lied to me too many times, so I don't trust him anymore.
Tom lied to Mary when he said he didn't know John.
Tom lied about what had happened.
She said she was nurse, which was a lie.
Mary lied to Tom when she told him she did that.
I think Tom was lying to me.