Examples of using "Licenziati" in a sentence and their english translations:
We were fired.
You've just been fired.
We all quit.
Why did you fire them?
When did you fire them?
Why did you fire us?
You're both fired.
I want them fired.
You're all fired.
- Tom and Mary know they're going to be fired.
- Tom and Mary know that they're going to be fired.
I just fired them.
They got the sack for being careless and tardy.
- They know that they're going to be fired.
- They know they're going to be fired.
Both Tom and Mary were fired.
They'd be fired if they did that.
sat an exam or just been fired.
I fired them.
- They say that they were fired.
- They say they were fired.
- You're fired.
- You're fired!
- You're fired.
- You're fired!
- You are fired.
You’re fired! Because we don't need any amateurs who've never read Orwell.
But instead of waiting for workers to get laid off, the UK is doing something different.
I want you fired.
- On what grounds were you fired?
- Why were you fired?
- What were you fired for?
You got fired, didn't you?
When were you fired?
Have you ever been fired?
They said you were fired.