Examples of using "Spóźni" in a sentence and their english translations:
He's likely to be late.
He's more than likely to be late.
He called in to say that he'd be late.
Tom will be a bit late.
She will be late for dinner.
It's very likely that he'll be late.
It's quite likely that he'll be late.
He'll be late for the meeting.
Mary said that she'd be late.
- In nine case out of ten he will be late.
- It's quite likely that he'll be late.
- It's very likely that he'll be late.
- He's likely to be late.
- He's very likely to be late.
- He's more than likely to be late.
- There's a good chance that he'll be late.
- He's afraid that he might be late.
- He's worried that he might be late.
He's very likely to be late.
- He called in to say that he'd be late.
- He called to say he'd be late.
- How did you know that Tom would be late?
- How did you know Tom would be late?
I'm sure Tom will be late.
Can you estimate how late the train will be?
I told you Tom would be late.
There's a possibility that Tom will be late.
Tom knew Mary would arrive late.
- I should've figured Tom would be late.
- I should have figured Tom would be late.
- I should've figured that Tom would be late.
- Tom called to say that he'd be late.
- Tom called to say he'd be late.
- Tom called to say he would be late.
- Tom called to say that he'd be late.
- Tom called to say that he'll be late.
- Tom called to say he'd be late.
Tom promised Mary that he wouldn't be late.
- Why didn't Tom tell us that he was going to be late?
- Why didn't Tom tell us he was going to be late?
Tom will probably never be late again.
Tom will probably be late for work this morning.
I bet he arrives late - he always does.
- Tom told me he wouldn't be late, but he still hasn't shown up.
- Tom told me that he wouldn't be late, but he still hasn't shown up.