Examples of using "выгнали" in a sentence and their english translations:
You've been expelled.
Has Tom been fired?
We all got fired.
His son was expelled from school.
Tom was kicked off the team.
He got kicked off the team.
I flunked out of school.
Tom has been expelled.
- I've been evicted.
- I got expelled.
He had been booted out of school.
I was kicked off the team.
Tom was kicked out of the meeting.
- Tom has been expelled from school.
- Tom has been kicked out of school.
Why did they fire Tom?
I was kicked out of class.
Tom got kicked out of the club.
- We got kicked out.
- We were kicked out.
He was put out.
You were fired.
- She was sacked.
- She was made redundant.
- She was laid off.
- She was discharged.
- She was dismissed.
- They were sacked.
- They were made redundant.
- They were laid off.
- They were discharged.
- You were sacked.
- You were made redundant.
- You were laid off.
- You were discharged.
- They were dismissed.
Tom got kicked out of his parents' house.
The hounds flushed the fox out of its hiding place.
They kicked us out.
I flunked out of school.
Tom was expelled from school.
I've been evicted.
Mary was expelled from school.
I got kicked out of the store.
Tom was evicted from his apartment.
My parents have kicked me out of the house.
Tom broke one of the rules and was kicked out of school.
Did you really get kicked off the team?
We kicked Tom out of the house.
In 1029, the Danes, supported by local jarls, drove Olaf into exile.
Tom was kicked out of his house by his parents when he confessed to being an atheist.
I was expelled from the institute.
There are rumors in the air that he was fired.
I was expelled from the institute.
That man has hit bottom: his wife has left him, he's lost his job, and he's an alcoholic. The worst is that I know him--he used to be my boss five years ago.