Examples of using "лжёт" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom is obviously lying.
- Tom is clearly lying.
She's lying.
- He is lying.
- He is telling a lie.
- He's lying.
- He lies.
She's lying.
- Tom is lying.
- Tom's lying.
One of you is lying.
It is possible that he is telling a lie.
He doesn't lie.
Obviously, he is lying.
He's clearly lying.
It seems that Tom is lying.
Tom is clearly lying.
Tom is obviously lying.
Mary is lying to me.
He isn't lying.
Yanni is lying to me.
- I knew Tom was lying.
- I knew that Tom was lying.
Don't trust him. He's always lying. He lies about everything.
Everyone found out he was lying.
- He never tells a lie.
- He never lies.
- She lies!
- She's lying!
Mary is lying to her father.
One of you is lying.
Tom is lying about that.
- She's lying.
- She lies.
- She is lying.
- He tells a lie.
- He is lying.
- He is telling a lie.
- He's lying.
One of you is lying.
- He lies!
- He's lying!
I don't think Tom is telling the truth.
Someone is obviously telling a lie.
Maybe Tom is lying.
Tom knew Mary was lying.
How did you know Tom was lying?
I suspect that he is lying.
- Tom thinks Mary is lying.
- Tom believes that Mary is lying.
- Tom believes Mary is lying.
"Is he lying?" "Obviously."
Tom knew that Mary was lying.
One of them is probably lying.
Tom is lying to protect me.
We suspect him of telling a lie.
I know when Tom is lying.
Do you think Tom is lying?
- Everyone knows Tom is lying.
- Everybody knows Tom is lying.
- Everybody knows that Tom is lying.
- Everyone knows that Tom is lying.
- I knew he was lying.
- I knew that he lies.
- I knew that he was lying.
Tom says Mary is lying.
Tom never lies to Mary.
Tom is either mistaken or he's a liar.
My gut tells me that Tom is lying.
- Tom suspected that Mary was lying.
- Tom suspected Mary was lying.
- I know Tom is lying.
- I know that Tom is lying.
- Everyone knew that Tom was lying.
- Everyone knew Tom was lying.
- Everybody knew that Tom was lying.
- Everybody knew Tom was lying.
It was clear Tom was lying.
I knew Tom was lying.
That's when I knew Tom was lying.
- Didn't you suspect that Tom was lying to you?
- Didn't you suspect Tom was lying to you?
- Tom began to suspect Mary was lying to him.
- Tom began to suspect that Mary was lying to him.
- He doesn't tell lies.
- He doesn't lie.
I'm pretty sure Tom's lying.
- He's above telling a lie.
- He is above telling a lie.
- I don't think Tom is lying.
- I don't think that Tom is lying.
She's clearly lying.
Tom always lies.
Tom isn't the lying type.
Tom knew Mary was lying to John.
- Tom suspected that Mary was lying to him.
- Tom suspected Mary was lying to him.
Someone is lying.
- I knew Tom lied to us.
- I knew that Tom lied to us.
- Tom told me Mary was lying.
- Tom told me that Mary was lying.
One of us is lying.
Tom is an honest boy, so he doesn't tell lies.
They concluded he was lying.
I think she's lying.
- He tells a lie.
- He is lying.
- He's lying.
- He lies.
- Tom doesn't lie.
- Tom isn't lying.
- Tom doesn't tell lies.
Tom had a hunch that Mary was lying.