Examples of using "Mintió" in a sentence and their english translations:
Nobody lied.
Tom lied.
She lied.
He has deliberately lied.
He lied to me.
- He gave us a false story.
- He lied to us.
- He told us a lie.
- He clearly lied.
- He obviously lied.
She lied to me.
Tom lied to me.
Tom lied to us.
He lied brazenly.
Tom lied to you.
Tom definitely lied.
Even Tom lied.
Mary lied to her husband.
Why did Tom lie to me?
He lied about his age.
He lied, without hesitation.
She lied about it.
Tom lied.
Did Tom lie to Mary?
In fact, he lied.
- I know Tom lied.
- I know that Tom lied.
My girlfriend lied to me.
My dad lied to me.
You lied to me, didn't you?
This woman lied to me.
My friend lied to me.
The fact is that she lied.
He lied about his age.
It's obvious that he lied.
She lied about being pregnant.
He lied to his parents.
He lied about it.
- In fact she lied.
- In fact, she lied.
Tom lied to the police.
Why did Tom lie to me?
Tom lied to Mary.
Tom knows Mary lied.
Google lied to the Secret Service.
Mary lied about her age.
She lied from start to finish.
Tom lied to the others.
He lied to my face.
Tom lied to you.
Tom lied about where he'd been last night.
Tom lied about where he had been.
- Tom lied.
- Tom was lying.
Tom lied to Mary about everything.
He will be angry to learn that she told a lie.
He didn't tell a lie. As a matter of fact, he told the whole truth.
I will never know the reason why he lied to me.
Tom lied to Mary and she knows it.
Tom lied to you about having lived in Boston.
You lied to me, didn't you?
I'm pretty sure Tom lied to Mary.
He lied about his age.
Tom lied to Mary when he said he didn't know John.
Since Mario lied to me, I don't speak to him anymore.
Tom lied to Mary when he said he didn't know John.
Tom has lied to me in the past, so I don't trust him anymore.
Over the years my mother lied to me about so many things.
- I know that you lied.
- I know you lied.
Tom lied about his age, so Mary thought he was much older than he really was.