Examples of using "уехал" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom drove away.
The truck is gone.
Sami left.
He drove away.
He is away on holiday.
The bus left early.
The train has already left.
He made an abrupt departure.
Tom finally left.
- Tom hurried off.
- Tom hurried away.
He drove home.
He left for London yesterday.
He left for America the day before yesterday.
Do you want to know why Tom left?
When did he leave for Mongolia?
Tom left the next year.
Oh, really? When did he leave?
- He has gone to London.
- He left for London.
He left immediately.
He has gone to America.
He's away on business.
Tom went to Boston.
- He has set off for America.
- He has gone to the United States.
- Tom has left the city.
- Tom has left town.
No, I didn't go.
He has gone to Hokkaido.
- Tom left.
- Tom went.
He left the house.
Tom is away on a business trip.
- He left.
- He's gone.
I left for London.
Tom has gone abroad.
Tom left early in the morning.
My son left today.
Kaoru has gone to America.
He has gone to Britain.
He has gone to Spain.
Tom left for Australia.
- He has left me.
- He's left me.
How long ago did the bus leave?
Did you go to Boston?
The bus has just left.
Did Tom leave?
Tom left on Monday.
My husband is away for the weekend.
Tom has left the country.
Tom left this morning.
Tom has left Boston.
Tom has gone away for a weekend.
Jim has gone to London.
He went far away.
He has gone to Switzerland.
He went home yesterday.
He went abroad.
I left at midnight.
Fadil left for the weekend.
He left for a month.
Tom left for a month.
He left with his friends.
Tom drove off into the night.
Tom left on October 20th.
Sami just left.
He's away.
Tom left in a cab.
Tom left on a bicycle.
He left home for Spain.
Did Tom go home?
When did your friend leave for America?
Did Tom really leave?
That's why I left Australia.
Has Ken left Japan for good?
The next day he went away.
He set out for Canada yesterday.
- He departed for London the day before yesterday.
- He left for London the day before yesterday.
When did Tom leave for Boston?