Examples of using "Metí" in a sentence and their english translations:
I got into trouble.
I went into the closet.
- I got myself into a mess!
- I got myself into a mess.
I dipped my finger into the honey.
- I made a mistake.
- I've made a mistake.
I put my shoes under the bed.
I got in trouble with the teacher.
When I was a little kid I got well into
I got in the bathtub, we made armored cars.
I slipped an ice cube down her shirt.
I have memorized 2,000 English words.
I dipped a piece of the fried fish in the mayonnaise.
Now, you could say that I painted myself into a pretty corner there;
I got into trouble with the police for driving too fast.
I took my shoes off and put them under the bed.
I went to your website.
Tom ate the chocolate donut that I had smuggled into the hospital.
I put it in the drawer.
- I put away the report card in the drawer for fear that Mother should see it.
- I put the report card in the drawer so my mother wouldn't see it.
I put my fingers in my ears to block out the terrible sounds.
But it caught my attention and I included it in my models.
- I know I packed it.
- I know that I packed it.
Yesterday I put the gifts in the attic, and today I put them under the bed.
I never thought this rubber band would come in handy when I put it in my pocket this morning.
My mom cooked coconut taro root with fried salami; I gobbled it down and I devoured the fried salami as well with pleasure.
Yesterday I put the gifts in the attic, today I put them under the bed and tomorrow I'll throw them out the window.