Examples of using "ölmüş" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Tom's gone.
- Tom is gone.
The tree is dead.
He's supposed to be dead.
My car battery is dead.
Those flowers have died.
- I wish you were dead!
- I wish you were dead.
- I wish I was dead.
- I wish I were dead.
He must be dead.
They must be dead.
Tom can't be dead.
- Tom must be dead.
- Tom must've died.
- Tom could've died.
- Tom could have died.
You're not dead.
- Is he dead?
- He's dead?
- Tom is probably dead.
- Tom is likely to be dead.
You should pretend to be dead.
You're supposed to be dead.
Tom may not be dead.
Her father died.
Fadil might be dead.
Mennad's flowers are dead.
Both his grandfathers are dead.
- I think Tom might be dead.
- I think that Tom might be dead.
I wish Tom were dead.
Tom may already be dead.
- My battery is almost dead.
- My battery is about to die.
- I can't believe that Tom is gone.
- I can't believe Tom is gone.
We should be dead by now.
His father died last year.
- I think my neighbour may have died.
- I think my neighbor may have died.
You aren't dead.
Tom wished he were dead.
It felt like I was dead.
Tom is now deceased.
- I didn't know that Tom had died.
- I didn't know Tom had died.
- Tom must be starved.
- Tom has to be starved.
- Tom may not have died in the accident.
- Tom might not have died in the accident.
Tom is probably already dead.
Sami was found deceased on the floor.
I'll be dead by then.
I'll be starved when I get home.
I often think of my dead mother.
She cherished the memory of her dead husband.
- I thought you'd be dead by now.
- I thought that you'd be dead by now.
Tom might be dead for all we know.
We'll probably all be dead soon.
A widow is a woman whose spouse has died.
I thought you said Tom was dead.
They are sitting around the graves of their dead ancestors.
- I can't believe Tom has really gone.
- I can't believe Tom is really gone.
- Tom must've died of a stroke.
- Tom must have died of a stroke.
Dan will be dead next week.
Tom could be dead by now.
If it weren't for your courage, we'd now be dead.
Tom heard that Mary had died.
No, it can't be! He can't be dead!
No, it can't be! She can't be dead!
This tree is dead. It needs to be cut down.
- I would have died if you hadn't saved me.
- I would've died if you hadn't saved me.
Sami was found frozen to death in his truck.
Sami should have died instantly.
You see, in the 1920s, there was nearly 200.
Half of the coral of the Great Barrier Reef has died.
[Bear] Thousands of people died during that gold rush era.
A woman whose husband is dead is called a widow.
- Dead?
- Is she dead?
- He's dead?
How do you know that he's already dead?
Tom will be dead in a few days.
If there was no sun, all the animals would be dead.
- I thought Tom would be dead by now.
- I thought that Tom would be dead by now.
Tom may be dead before morning.
A man whose wife is dead is called a widower.
If you hadn't been so brave, you'd probably have been killed.
Oh! two birdlings, died of the cold.
Layla was found almost dead in the outback.
Died, either of old age or got injured.
If we'd been on that plane, we'd be dead now.
If it wasn't for modern medicine, I'd be dead right now.
If Tom wanted to kill me, I'd already be dead.
When I first saw him, he looked as if he were dead.
He's dead?
We will probably all be dead within 50 years.
- 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.
Tom wasn't the one who died. It was Mary.
Tom will probably be famished when he gets home.
They would have been killed if the car had gone over the cliff.
It was a scheme in which we pretended that someone who had died in Buenos Aires was brought to Uruguay,