Examples of using "Martwi" in a sentence and their english translations:
- They're dead.
- They are dead.
They were dead.
That does worry me.
They're both dead.
What's troubling you?
Dead men tell no tales.
- You're not dead.
- You aren't dead.
Your cough worries me.
I'm worried about Tom's behavior.
I'm not worried that much.
Tom isn't worried.
- They're dead.
- They are dead.
I'm very worried about my weight.
I'm not worried about it.
My mom is worried.
They must be dead.
She's worrying about her exams.
Tom worries too much.
Both of the brothers are dead.
Only the dead have seen the end of war.
Tom is obviously worried about something.
I think that something is bothering her.
Tom worries about his weight.
My mom worries all the time.
She is concerned about her son's health.
She is anxious about your health.
He is anxious about her health.
He is very much concerned about the future of his son.
She's worried about your safety.
No one cares.
She is very anxious about his health.
All my friends and family are dead.
I'm worried about the global warming trend.
Tom is worried about what Mary is doing.
Mrs. Harris is very doubtful about her son's future.
He is very concerned about his elderly parent's health.
He is poor, but he doesn't care about money.
Aren't you worried that you'll miss your train?
She looked worried about her school report.
He is anxious about his future.
He seems to be worried about something.
- She's worried as it's been many months since she heard from her son.
- She's worried since she hasn't heard from her son for many months.
- She's worried because she hasn't received a letter from her son for many months.
Don't worry. She knows what she's doing.