Examples of using "уехала" in a sentence and their english translations:
The car drove away.
Jane has gone to France for good.
She has gone to Italy.
She went to Ibaraki.
She left.
She has gone abroad.
She has gone to America.
Klava went to a resort.
She went on a picnic.
She left for Paris.
She got on her bike and rode away.
She left Osaka yesterday.
She left for Osaka yesterday.
She passed away two days ago.
She left for America the day before yesterday.
My girlfriend has gone to Canada.
My wife is away for the weekend.
- Tom wanted Mary to leave.
- Tom wanted Mary to go away.
She left for London yesterday.
She went to Paris to study music.
Mary got in her car and left.
- She went to Italy in order to study literature.
- She went to Italy to study literature.
She got on her bike and rode away.
- She left France for America.
- She left France for the United States.
She seems to have left for Tokyo yesterday.
She left for Paris to study music.
- She got into the car and drove off.
- She got in her car and left.
- She got in her car and drove off.
I'm glad I left Boston.
She had gone there ten years before.
Why did she leave?
- She would leave.
- She'd leave.
She went to Austria for the purpose of studying music.
To my knowledge, she has not left yet.
She went to England about a year ago.
Tom arrived the day Mary left.
Tom knows that Mary went to Boston.
I know that Mary went abroad.
- Tom said Mary had gone to Boston.
- Tom said that Mary had gone to Boston.
Last year she left Japan.
She went to Los Angeles for the purpose of studying dancing.
She left Boston.
Mary didn't tell anyone why she had gone to Boston.
When did your sister leave Tokyo for London?
Your brother said you'd gone to Paris.
She went either to London or to Paris.
She just left.
The colleague whose husband is French has left for Paris.
She left for Paris at the end of last month.
I left.
She has gone to Italy.
Tom certainly knows why Mary left town.
Mary has not written since she left.
She left without me.
Tom doesn't know why Mary left Boston.
She left home when she was eighteen.
She should be there now because she left early.
I know nothing except that she left last week.
- She came on Monday and left again the next day.
- She came on Monday, and left again the following day.
- She came on Monday, leaving again the following day.
Her mother went to the United States to learn English.
I later went to the Netherlands, where I attained my Master of Music.
She hasn't phoned since she went to London.
- Tom wanted Mary to leave.
- Tom wanted to leave Mary.
Why did she leave so suddenly?
She went there last summer.
Mary met an American and went with him to the States.
They all asked why you were not there. I said you were gone.
- Tom thinks Mary has left.
- Tom thinks that Mary has left.
Why did you want her to leave?
Tom is going to try to find out why Mary left.
- I know nothing except that she left last week.
- All I know is that she left last week.
She left the hospital an hour ago.
That's why I left Boston.
I'm glad I left Boston.