Examples of using "Perdido" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
It's curtains for me!
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
I feel lost.
Postponed is not abandoned.
I will find you your lost ring.
I seem to be lost.
Are you lost?
I'm so wasted.
I was lost.
Tom seems lost.
I seem to be lost.
Tom was lost.
Is Tom lost?
I wasn't lost.
Tom is clearly lost.
Tom is completely lost.
I just feel so lost.
- I know that Tom is lost.
- I know Tom is lost.
We need to make up for the lost time.
- I thought Tom was lost.
- I thought that Tom was lost.
You must make up for lost time.
She may have missed the train.
I thought I'd lost you.
I believe this man is lost.
I had lost my pen.
- You are hopeless.
- You're hopeless.
- You are hopeless!
He was counted as lost.
He's a hopeless case.
Lost time must be made up for.
Who has found a lost dog?
- I thought Tom was lost.
- I thought that Tom was lost.
We need to make up for lost time.
Wasted time is irretrievable.
Excuse me, I'm lost.
- You're not lost, are you?
- You aren't lost, are you?
- You are lost, aren't you?
- You're lost, aren't you?
I made up for lost time.
Tom looks lost and confused.
Tom is a basket case.
Did Tom faint?
The game is not lost.
Are you lost?
He's lost in pitch darkness.
I'm sorry I've lost my watch.
You really are hopeless.
I must make up for lost time.
We must make up for lost time.
The police searched for the lost boy.
- It is difficult to make up for wasted time.
- It's difficult to make up for wasted time.
He may have missed the plane.
I very much regretted having lost so much time.
When you are away, I feel lost.
The prince was lost in the woods.
We have to make up for lost time.
I am in search of the lost language.
- I must have blacked out.
- I must've blacked out.
He tried to make up for lost time.
I thought I'd lost you.
I need to make up the time lost.
They need to make up for lost time.
- It is as if we had lost our identity.
- It's as if we had lost our identity.
- Tom found the keys he thought he had lost.
- Tom found the keys that he thought that he'd lost.
- Tom found the keys he thought that he'd lost.
- Tom found the keys that he thought he'd lost.
- Tom found the keys he thought he'd lost.
Once lost, time cannot be recalled.
I shouldn't have wasted my time.
Perhaps he missed the train.
He made up for lost time by running fast.
I must have lost the car keys.
Tom seems to have lost his key.
- I am lost. Can you help me, please?
- I'm lost. Can you help me, please?
My father was lost in thought.
I noticed that I had lost my glasses.
- I could have lost my job.
- I could've lost my job.
Tom is trying to make up for lost time.
Kate found the watch which she had lost.
So there's no love lost between them then?
Do not despair, all is not yet lost.
What had been lost has been found again!
- Tom may have missed his train.
- Maybe Tom missed his train.