Examples of using "Grave" in a sentence and their english translations:
Is it bad?
Record this.
I made a serious mistake.
The situation is grave.
Is it serious?
My most grievous fault.
Fortunately, it isn't serious.
Is Tom's illness serious?
One was very serious.
He committed a serious crime.
She stands in great danger.
He has a deep voice.
Tom made a serious mistake.
She made a serious mistake.
He made a huge mistake.
It's a very serious crime.
That was a serious mistake.
The problem is worse.
There are words with a grave accent.
Have you ever had a serious illness?
Have you ever had any serious illness?
I made a bad mistake on the test.
You didn't commit a serious crime.
Obesity is a serious problem.
what if the situation is more serious
He used to suffer from severe nasal congestion.
Tom's condition isn't serious.
At the tone, please record your message.
Tom is sick, but it isn't serious.
Tom's crash was very serious.
Attacking Libya was a serious mistake.
I obviously got scared because something serious was going on.
I just realized we made a serious mistake.
The storm had a serious effect on the economy.
In believing him to be an honest man, I was seriously in error.
I have a serious problem.
Tom has been in a bad car accident.
She asked, "What's going on? Is it serious, dad?"
The victim has been transported to the hospital in serious condition.
Don't be like that. It's not as bad as it looks.
according to the order and location in grave Şaman
to foreign currency... which is obviously a huge problem... because without foreign
Noise is the most serious problem for those who live around the airports.
The three gunshot victims are in critical condition.
It is folly to think the state we live in is so great that we shall suffer nothing serious.
Severe turbulence during the flight and very poor cabin service didn't make for an enjoyable start to our holiday.
And all provinces came into Egypt, to buy food, and to seek some relief of their want.
"By his words made wise / this steed, for stol'n Palladium, they devise, / to soothe the outrag'd goddess."
Then if some statesman reverend and grave, / stand forth conspicuous, and the tumult brave / all, hushed, attend; his guiding words restrain / their angry wills.