Examples of using "Quedado" in a sentence and their english translations:
everybody has been left
Where were we?
We should've stayed with you.
We should've stayed at home.
Tom was speechless.
I was left without a battery.
- I must have dozed off.
- I must've dozed off.
- I should've stayed home.
- I should have stayed home.
- He went blind.
- He has gone blind in both eyes.
We should've stayed at home.
- I must have nodded off.
- I must've nodded off.
- I should've stayed with Tom.
- I should have stayed with Tom.
I've been taken by surprise.
- We have run out of gas.
- We've run out of gas.
I have remained speechless.
I had met with a client.
The jump fell short.
He's been like an idiot.
When did she promise to meet him?
All the exams are now behind us.
It looks lovely after having been painted red.
- You should have stayed in the car.
- You should've stayed in the car.
Tom has already gone bald.
They would like to stay at home.
I should've stayed in bed.
- I must have drifted off.
- I must've drifted off.
I've met up with Mary for dinner.
- These socks were left out.
- These socks were left outside.
The pools have remained empty.
I shouldn't have stayed up all night.
and is paralyzed with it;
- You had better stay here a little longer.
- You'd better stay here a little longer.
- I should have stayed out of it.
- I should've stayed out of it.
We should've stayed at home.
I can see you're speechless.
I have an appointment with him at six.
She stayed behind with some friends.
- We should've stayed home with Tom.
- We should have stayed home with Tom.
We haven't run out of water yet.
The lantern has run out of oil.
"Look at that belly!"
- My battery is flat.
- My battery is dead.
I hope there's still some bread left.
I drank the milk that was left over from breakfast.
I'll be seeing Mary this afternoon.
- I think Tom should've stayed in Boston.
- I think Tom should have stayed in Boston.
- I think that Tom should've stayed in Boston.
I ran out of money for the bus.
I thoroughly regretted staying up so late, come morning.
What happened belongs to the past.
Tom discovered that he had run out of money.
I just remembered I have another appointment.
the ability to focus has been somewhat overlooked
The match was cancelled due to the heavy rain.
I would have been happier if I had stayed there.
I think you had better stick to your present job.
Tom is meeting Mary this afternoon.
- Maybe Tom should've stayed with the children.
- Maybe Tom should have stayed with the children.
We've run out of gasoline.
- It would've been better if you'd stayed with Tom.
- It would have been better if you'd stayed with Tom.
If I'd stayed any longer, I would've gotten bored.
- I've run out of money.
- I have run out of money.
Tom has stayed at my house several times.
- We are to meet at noon.
- We're to meet at noon.
Have you ever gotten stuck in an elevator?
- He has stayed at the hotel for five days.
- He's been staying at that hotel for the past five days.
- He's been staying at that hotel since five days ago.
The girl looked embarrassed at his rude question.
I'm going shopping with Sandra. Want to come?
He was challenged to a duel by a Captain of the Guard
hopefully if you haven't fallen asleep, is cognitive challenges.
Simone George: I met Mark when he was just blind.
- It's very windy and my hair got messed up.
- My hair is a mess because the wind is very strong.
Sometimes I wonder if I shouldn't have stayed in Boston.
and I’ve been without a home three times this year alone."
but also about what has been lost or unfulfilled.
I got pregnant from the Finnish harpist that I told you about last night.
I have an appointment with my uncle tomorrow.
He is supposed to come here at 9 p. m.