Examples of using "заблудился" in a sentence and their english translations:
He may have lost his way.
I was lost.
Was Tom lost?
- Tom disappeared.
- Tom has disappeared.
- Tom vanished.
- I seem to be lost.
- I think I'm lost.
Tom seems to be lost.
Excuse me, I'm lost.
Tom is clearly lost.
I am probably lost.
Tom isn't lost.
- The boy lost his way in the forest.
- The boy got lost in the forest.
I got lost on my way here.
I got lost coming here.
I lost my way in the forest.
Did the old man get lost in the forest?
The boy lost his way in the forest.
He got lost in the park.
He got lost in the city.
He got lost in the forest.
He lost his way in the snow.
I lost my way in Boston.
Tom is lost.
You're lost.
Is Tom lost?
Are you lost?
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
Tom got lost in Boston.
Tom got lost in the desert.
He was lost.
Tom got lost in the forest.
Tom got lost in Rome.
I got lost when I visited you for the first time.
Why did you get lost in the woods?
It's because he got lost.
Once, I got lost inside a tree.
I'm lost. Could you please help me?
I lost my way in New York.
One day I was lost in London.
He got lost on his way here.
He got lost while he was walking in the woods.
Tom got lost on his way here.
- I don't think Tom is lost.
- I don't think that Tom is lost.
I seem to have lost my way in life.
I'm lost. Could you please help me?
He might have lost his way.
- He got lost in the course of walking in the woods.
- He got lost while he was walking in the woods.
- He got lost while walking in the woods.
He got lost while he was walking in the woods.
I think I'm lost.
Excuse me, I'm lost.
I'm worried that Tom might get lost.
I lost my way and, what was worse, it began to rain.
- I'm lost.
- I am lost.
I got lost in the woods.
He got lost in the city.
I got lost in the maze.
- Tom got lost in the woods.
- Tom got lost in the forest.
I lost my way in Boston.
I got lost in the cave.
I hope Tom isn't lost.
Tom got lost in Rome.
I'm not lost. I'm just not sure where I am.
I got lost when I visited you for the first time.
The little boy was lost in the forest.
Are you lost?
He is lost in the twentieth century.
I'm not lost. I'm just not sure where I am.
- I'm afraid Tom will get lost.
- I'm afraid that Tom will get lost.
He got lost while he was walking in the woods.
- I don't think Tom is lost.
- I don't think that Tom is lost.
In New York I lost my way.
If I'd had a map, I probably wouldn't have gotten lost.
- Tom told me that he was lost.
- Tom told me he was lost.
The poor girl got lost in a dark forest.
- He got lost in the course of walking in the woods.
- He got lost while he was walking in the woods.
- He got lost while walking in the woods.
- You are lost, aren't you?
- You're lost, aren't you?
I got lost when I visited you for the first time.
It was only after Tom had been lost for over an hour that he got the map out to see where he was.