Examples of using "толку" in a sentence and their english translations:
There's no point in waiting.
The news upset me.
rumors confused
Mary's confused.
It's no use regretting it now.
- I am embarrassed.
- I'm embarrassed.
- I'm baffled.
- I'm puzzled.
Now it's easy to be confused by noise,
Now this confused me,
- It is no use arguing about it.
- It's no use arguing about it.
Tom is utterly disorientated.
Don't mislead me.
Everyone was confused.
I was baffled.
Tom misled Mary.
Her tears perplexed him.
- I think Tom is confused.
- I think that Tom is confused.
Tom's explanation was very confusing.
- What is the use of worrying?
- What's the use of worrying?
It is better to remain silent, than to talk without purpose.
Such an old car was next to useless.
Even Tom was baffled.
That headline was extremely misleading.
I was very disoriented.
I was terribly confused by his question.
He always tries to trip people up.
Tom's disappearance completely baffled the police.
There's no point in waiting.
Life is full of confusing things.
Now you've got me all mixed up.
Tom and I were confused.
- I was terribly confused by his question.
- I was awfully confused by his question.
- I was confused.
- I was bewildered.
- I was perplexed.
Grammar is confusing.
when we say that our heads are completely confused
She tried to discombobulate me.
She misled the students.
I'm too confused!
Tom was a little disoriented.
- I was very disorientated.
- I was very disoriented.
Are you intentionally trying to confuse me?
You're not going to get anything out of this slacker.
His appearance led me astray.
Her appearance led me astray.
In May, a confusing order to Marshal Ney contributed to his late arrival at
I asked the student to quiet down. It was like talking to a wall, nothing happened.
He said with a perplexed expression, "I've heard nothing, so I can't say anything."
Tom is just trying to confuse you.
They weren't much help.
Tom wasn't much help.
The authorities have no clue, but everyone else knows.
"Here is the map! ...It's fucking useless!" "Then why did you purchase a faulty piece of shit in the first place?" "It was on sale at the Island of Lower Prices."
He wasn't much help.
She wasn't much help.
A nice lady took me into a huge, gigantic – аt least from a 3-year-old's perspective – room, with tall shelves filled with toys. And I was sitting there, in one place, for I have no idea how long, but probably for a colossal 5 minutes or so, and then I just started crying like I've never cried before (or at least that's how my mom described it to me). Ladies from the kindergarten tried to calm me, but there was no use. Fortunately, my mother was still there, talking with a parent of another kid, so she came to me and took me home. And they decided to never take me there again until I was 6 or so.