Examples of using "Stato" in a sentence and their english translations:
That was abrupt.
Everything has been arranged.
- That must've been hard.
- That must have been hard.
That got fixed.
He's been good.
He's been here.
That's always been there.
- I am the State!
- I am the state.
That it was enough afterwards was actually, yes, it was great.
- Tom was murdered.
- Tom has been murdered.
Tom has been spotted.
- He lost his spirit.
- He was disappointed.
- I was loved.
- I have been loved.
- It must've been love.
- It must have been love.
"Where have you been?" "I've been to the dentist."
He was excommunicated.
What was discussed?
I was tortured.
- Was Tom there?
- Has Tom been there?
- That must have been terrible.
- That must've been terrible.
I was impolite.
I was pardoned.
I was offended.
He was perfect.
He looked as if he had been ill.
- Nothing was changed.
- Nothing's been changed.
- Tom must've been sick.
- Tom must've been ill.
- Tom must have been sick.
- Tom must have been ill.
What was that like?
How was your test?
But that was also fun. It was nice!
Tom has been busy.
- Tom was abducted.
- Tom has been abducted.
It was nice to see you again.
Tom was vindicated.
What was achieved?
Tom has been demoted.
Tom has been robbed.
- It was done before.
- That's been done before.
Everything was perfect.
It was amazing.
Tom has been sick.
Has that been done before?
Tom has been everywhere.
The state has to be a state for everyone.
- You've been busy, haven't you?
- He has been busy, hasn't he?
How was your flight?
How was your trip?
How was your weekend?
What's your status?
Tom has been in prison.
That wasn't easy, you know.
He has been to India.
He has been to Hokkaido.
- He was elected mayor again.
- He was re-elected mayor.
He was surprised too.
I got paid today.
They live in the same state.
He was left behind.
You were not jealous.
- I have been to Rome.
- I was in Rome.
He was mortally wounded.
I have been to the barber's.
- No one has been here.
- No one's been here.
No one was excluded.
No one was fired.
He was finally arrested.
Tom was lucky that he didn't get killed.
That hasn't been confirmed.
- Tom must've been tired.
- Tom had to have been tired.
- Tom must have been tired.
Who hasn't been there?
The surgery was yesterday.
How was the play?
He's been to the stadium.
Have you been to Kyoto?
He has been to America.
It would be funny, if it wasn't so sad.
I got paid yesterday.
He's been told.
- He was put in prison.
- He was sent to prison.
He was the last to leave.
The coup was meticulously executed.
It seemed that he had been ill.
He said he'd been busy.
It was important.
It was just heartbreaking.
That was it.
Was it hard?
What was stolen?
- It has been wonderful.
- It has been very beautiful.
That was fast.
It has been confirmed.
That was brave!
It was fantastic.
It was easy.
It concerns the State.