Examples of using "Averla" in a sentence and their english translations:
He denied that he killed her.
He admitted that he murdered her.
He confessed to killing her.
- He admitted he killed her.
- He admitted killing her.
He denied he murdered her.
I wish I had seen her.
I wish I'd called her.
He denied having met her.
She thanked me for warning her.
She thanked me for hiring her.
She thanked me for helping her.
He killed himself after killing her.
I thought I recognized her.
I think I've persuaded her.
I wish I hadn't married her.
I regret kissing her.
- I wish I hadn't kissed you.
- I wish I hadn't kissed her.
I think I impressed her.
Thanks for helping her.
Thank you for bringing her.
He regrets insulting her.
He might not have seen her.
He doesn't seem to have heard her.
I may have met her somewhere.
I remember seeing her before.
You can get it for free.
He never denied that he killed her.
I am sorry to have troubled you.
He denied having met her.
I remember seeing her.
I don't recall seeing her.
You might have left it in the car.
He apologized for having offended her.
You might have left it in the car.
- I hope that I have not offended you.
- I hope I haven't offended you.
- He's admitted killing her.
- He admitted he killed her.
- He admitted killing her.
He must have seen it.
- I must have forgotten it.
- I must've forgotten it.
He may have seen it.
- I must have lost it.
- I must've lost it.
I remember seeing her before.
You can have it for nothing.
Thanks for taking her fishing.
- He might have seen it.
- She might have seen it.
The love letter ought to have reached her.
You won't regret hiring her.
I feel like I've seen her before.
He can't have it.
He's just confessed to killing her.
I am sure I saw her two years ago.
He said he had seen her a month before.
He may have cheated on her.
He admitted he killed her.
all we have to do is choose to have it.
because we also know that you need sleep after learning
She must have done it yesterday.
I'm glad I was able to meet you yesterday.
Tom may have seen it.
I remember having seen her some place.
- I thought I dreamed it.
- I thought that I dreamed it.
Thanks for fixing it.
Could Tom have done it?
He always wants to have his own way.
- I am afraid that I have lost it.
- I'm afraid I've lost it.
- I'm afraid that I've lost it.
I think I found it.
or for a cataclysm big enough to have wiped it out.
I couldn't remember ever having met her.
Somebody might've followed her.
- I wish I'd called them.
- I wish I'd called her.
I don't remember asking for it.
Tom denied having done it.
He said he didn't see her.
He denies having done it.
do you remember the feeling of having it on the tip of your tongue?
Finally, after looking for her for a week, day after day,
- Someone must have left it there.
- Someone must've left it there.
- Somebody must've left it there.
Could I have it?
You can't have left it at the airport.
Can I have it?
- I remember seeing her.
- I remember seeing him.
Tom may not have eaten it.
but the toughest barrier is ahead.
- I'm sorry to have kept you waiting.
- I am sorry to have kept you waiting.
There is only one evil woman in the world, but everyone thinks he has her.
Let's pretend we didn't hear that.
I hated myself for thinking it.
Can we have it now?
- I'm afraid I didn't explain it too well.
- I'm afraid that I didn't explain it too well.
I pretended that I didn't see it.
I think I already wrote to you.
I'm sorry to have bothered you.
We're glad to have you with us.