Examples of using "Cogido" in a sentence and their english translations:
You've put on weight.
The police have caught him.
What car did he take?
You've got my keys.
Tom has been caught.
- I must have caught a cold.
- I must've caught a cold.
He has gained a few pounds.
He's caught a terrible cold.
He got the local accent.
The police have caught him.
We have collected only ripe fruit.
I picked you some flowers.
You've put on weight.
I got that.
Where did you get the money from?
My brother caught a big fish.
I saw her take it.
You seem to have gained some weight.
If you had left earlier, you would have caught the train.
- If I had taken that plane, I would be dead now.
- Had I taken that plane, I would be dead by now.
What car did he take?
- Had I taken that plane, I would be dead by now.
- If we'd been on that plane, we'd be dead now.
- If we'd taken that plane, we'd be dead now.
I didn't catch anything he said.
One minute earlier, and they could have caught the bus.
- Someone must have taken my umbrella by mistake.
- Someone must've taken my umbrella by mistake.
She hasn't got the knack of cooking yet.
Have you caught that Unicorn yet?
I haven't put on that much weight.
Ricardo picked up the lumber and now he's sawing it.
We have collected only ripe fruit.
Tom shouldn't have borrowed Mary's car.
The pen you got from the table is Sarah's.
But we've taken the term "geek", and made it ours,
Taken by surprise, I couldn't think of anything to say.
He has fallen into the habit of putting his hands into his pockets.
I was caught with my pants down.
The police haven't yet caught the person who committed this hideous crime.
I've had a tickle in my throat since this morning. Have I really caught a cold?
You've put on weight, haven't you?
Tom looked very bedraggled after being caught in a heavy downpour during his run.