Examples of using "Commesso" in a sentence and their english translations:
What crime did you commit?
She committed a crime.
A crime has been committed.
Tom has committed a crime.
You didn't commit a serious crime.
You didn't commit a serious crime.
What crime did they commit?
What crime have I committed?
She committed a crime.
What crimes have you committed?
We made too many mistakes.
Did you make any mistakes?
Did you make any mistakes?
He committed five murders.
- He confessed that he was guilty.
- He confessed that he had committed the crime.
He admitted that he had committed the crime.
Who committed this murder?
I've made a terrible mistake.
She accused me of making a mistake.
- You've made many mistakes.
- You've made a lot of mistakes.
Why did you make that mistake?
Bill did not commit the crime.
She acknowledged having made a mistake.
He committed many sins in his youth.
I may have made a big mistake.
You made a mistake when you invited him.
You made a mistake when you invited him.
Somebody must've made a mistake.
He's a salesman.
You made mistakes.
He committed five murders.
Who could have committed such a horrible murder?
An error was made.
She accused me of making a mistake.
The question is who made that mistake.
- I think Tom made a mistake.
- I think that Tom made a mistake.
I knew Tom would do something stupid.
The toy seller was very friendly.
Sami committed the murder.
- I made a mistake.
- I've made a mistake.
He made mistakes.
She made mistakes.
He's a dishonest salesperson.
I made too many errors.
- I've made mistakes.
- I've made many mistakes.
- I made several mistakes.
- You must have made a mistake.
- You must've made a mistake.
I've already made that mistake.
- Tom admitted that he had committed the crime.
- Tom admitted he had committed the crime.
We made mistakes.
I told him I made a mistake.
- I told you I made a mistake.
- I told her I made a mistake.
I made many mistakes.
I've made the same mistakes as I made last time.
He discovered that he had made a mistake.
Neither Tom nor Mary has made a mistake.
He committed a serious crime.
he stood up and announced that he had made a mistake
He committed his worst crime on me.
Tom committed many crimes.
I made a mistake and I don't know how to fix it.
- Tom thinks Mary made a big mistake.
- Tom thinks that Mary made a big mistake.
- I told Tom I'd made a mistake.
- I told Tom that I'd made a mistake.
- I must have made a mistake.
- I must've made a mistake.
I made a regrettable mistake.
I may have made a mistake.
- We've made way too many errors.
- We made way too many mistakes.
- We've made far too many mistakes.
- We've made way too many mistakes.
I've made that same mistake.
I've made my mistakes.
Tom didn't commit the crime.
- They must have made a mistake.
- They must've made a mistake.
We've made a stupid mistake.
Perhaps I made a mistake.
I've made so many mistakes.
Tom made mistakes.
How many mistakes did Tom make?
We've likely made a mistake.
I must've made a mistake.
I made a careless mistake.
That man who committed that crime was out of his mind.
We made a huge mistake.
- We've made far too many mistakes.
- We've made way too many mistakes.
I have never made a mistake.
He realizes he's made a mistake.
They know that they made a mistake.
I checked twice to make certain we hadn't made any mistakes.
Tom didn't commit the crimes he's been accused of.
- I think I've made a mistake.
- I think I made a mistake.
I made a typing error.
Mary was afraid that she'd just made the worst mistake of her life.
Why did you make such a mistake?
You made a big mistake, buddy.
Tom has made several serious mistakes.