Examples of using "Duvido" in a sentence and their english translations:
I doubt it.
I seriously doubt it.
I don't doubt it.
I don't doubt it.
I doubt those things.
I highly doubt that.
I don't doubt that.
I don't doubt your intentions.
I very much doubt her sincerity.
I am doubtful whether he will come.
- I doubt that it's possible.
- I doubt it's possible.
- I doubt Tom will come.
- I doubt that Tom will come.
I doubt if Tom will be discouraged.
I doubt the accuracy of the report.
I doubt your good sense.
I doubt if Tom is single.
I doubt that Tom is happy.
I doubt what he said.
I doubt if he is honest.
I doubt if it'll snow.
- I doubt this will work.
- I doubt that this will work.
- I doubt that Tom is innocent.
- I doubt Tom is innocent.
- I doubt that Tom is guilty.
- I doubt Tom is guilty.
I doubt if he is a lawyer.
I doubt if Tom will be upset.
I doubt if Tom will be ready.
I doubt if Tom will be bored.
I doubt if Tom will be alone.
I doubt if Tom will be here.
I doubt if Tom will be skeptical.
I doubt if Tom will be jealous.
- I doubt that Tom will win.
- I doubt Tom will win.
- I doubt I'll be successful this time.
- I doubt that I'll be successful this time.
- I doubt that we'll be allowed to do that here.
- I doubt we'll be allowed to do that here.
I doubt if he will come on time.
I don't doubt that she will come here.
I doubt that he's a lawyer.
- I doubt Tom would be that stupid.
- I doubt that Tom would be that stupid.
I doubt things will change.
I doubt Tom knows Mary.
- I doubt Tom will be the first.
- I doubt if Tom will be first.
- I doubt that Tom will be the first.
I doubt if Tom will be interested.
I doubt if Tom will be frightened.
- I doubt that Tom could do that.
- I doubt Tom could do that.
- I doubt that Tom is still worried.
- I doubt Tom is still worried.
- I doubt that Tom is still married.
- I doubt Tom is still married.
- I doubt that Tom is still mad.
- I doubt Tom is still mad.
- I doubt that we'll be allowed to do that here.
- I doubt we'll be allowed to do that here.
Sometimes I doubt your intelligence.
I doubt that his words are the truth.
I don't doubt that she is married.
- I doubt Tom will ever do that.
- I doubt that Tom will ever do that.
- I doubt that Tom ever said that.
- I doubt Tom ever said that.
I doubt if Tom will be through doing that yet.
- I doubt there's anyone following me.
- I doubt that there's anyone following me.
Although you are rich, I doubt you are happy.
- I doubt that Tom will be home.
- I doubt Tom will be home.
I don't doubt that he will help me.
I doubt if Tom will be punctual.
I doubt Tom and Mary know how to fish.
I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
- I doubt Tom will wait for you.
- I doubt that Tom will wait for you.
- I doubt that Tom is even interested in trying to learn Russian.
- I doubt Tom is even interested in trying to learn Russian.
- I doubt very seriously that that will scare Tom.
- I doubt very seriously that will scare Tom.
I doubt if Tom would let me do that.
I doubt we're going the right way.
I doubt that Tom is happy with his new job.
- I doubt that Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
- I doubt Tom will ever learn how to speak French properly.
I doubt if it'll rain.
I doubt if I could keep Tom from doing that.
You might find Tom in the library, but I doubt it.
- I doubt a native speaker would say it that way.
- I doubt that a native speaker would say it that way.
I doubt I can get him to do it.
You are rich indeed, but I doubt that you are happy.
- I doubt that Tom understands what we're talking about.
- I doubt Tom understands what we're talking about.
I doubt that Tom and Mary planned to spend so much time on that project.
- I doubt that I'll feel like doing that tomorrow.
- I doubt I'll feel like doing that tomorrow.
I doubt that the delay will be as long as you think it'll be.
I doubt that our new boss will be any worse than the old one.
I doubt it'll be very hard for you to get your driver's license.
- I doubt that Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
- I doubt Tom has the courage to stand up for what he believes in.
I doubt the authenticity of the document.
- There's no way that Tom can do that by himself.
- There's no way Tom can do that by himself.
Our team isn't likely to win.