Examples of using "толстая" in a sentence and their english translations:
The woman is fat.
Am I fat?
I'm so fat.
She's not fat.
- I'm not fat.
- I'm not fat!
- I am not fat!
You aren't fat.
I'm pudgy.
- I'm not fat.
- I'm not fat!
- She is fair, fat and forty.
- She's a middle-aged fat woman.
He has a thick neck.
- I'm fat.
- I am fat.
She is fair, fat and forty.
The woman is fat.
She's short and fat.
The fat woman was holding a monkey.
No, Laurie isn't fat.
Am I fat?
Ken's dog is very fat.
This book is very thick.
Your dog is very fat.
The book is big.
Layla is fat and ugly.
This book is too thick.
She was too fat.
One book is thin, and the other is thick.
You said I was fat.
Is she pregnant or just fat?
Do I look fat in this dress?
I don't think you're fat.
- Tom said that Mary was fat.
- Tom said Mary was fat.
- Do you think I'm fat?
- Do you think that I'm fat?
I'm very fat.
- My uncle is slender, but my aunt is stout.
- My uncle is slim, but my aunt is fat.
- My uncle is thin, but my aunt is fat.
She's not fat.
This book is thick and the other is thin.
- Tom said Mary was too fat.
- Tom said that Mary was too fat.
- Do you think I'm fat?
- Do you think that I'm fat?
- You're not fat.
- You aren't fat.
What a big book this is!
I look so fat in this dress.
I don't think you're fat.
- I'm chubby.
- I'm pudgy.
- I used to be fat.
- I was fat.
Tom told Mary that she was fat.
- I'm not fat.
- I'm not fat!
- I am not fat!
She's old, ugly and fat.
That book is thick, but it's not very expensive.
Do you think I'm fat?
Oh God, I look so fat in this.
That book is thick, but it's not very expensive.
You think I'm fat, don't you?
I think I'm fat.
Tom told Mary she was fat and ugly.
That cat is quite fat.
I look terrible in this. I'm so fat.
I think that I'm fat.
You're fat enough as it is.
- Do you think I'm too fat?
- Do you think that I'm too fat?
I'm so fat.
Do I look fat in this dress?
- I don't think you're fat.
- I don't think that you're fat.
- One book is thin. The other is thick. The thick one has about 200 pages.
- One book is thin and the other is thick; the thick one has about 200 pages.
- Tom said I was fat.
- Tom said that I was fat.
Your mamma's so fat, she'd break London Bridge.
The wall separating criminals from non-criminals is not as thick as we think.
You are a bit fat.
One book is thin and the other is thick; the thick one has about 200 pages.
This cat is very fat.
I was fat.
- Your dog is very big.
- Your dog is very fat.
You look fat in those pants.
My mom told me that I was fat.
Zainab is very fat. She eats five meals a day. Zainab's weight is 100 kg.
When you told Nancy how fat she is, you really hit her where it hurts.
Do you think Mary is too fat to be a cheerleader?
- When Tom described me the look of Mary, he "left out" the fact that she is very very fat!
- When Tom described me Mary's appearance, he "left out" the fact that she is very very fat!
- When Tom described me Mary's appearance, he "omitted" the fact that she is very very fat!
You must go on a diet because you are too fat.
You've grown fat.