Examples of using "Acıkmış" in a sentence and their english translations:
You will be hungry.
We'll be hungry.
I feel a little hungry.
It looks like you're hungry.
She's hungry and thirsty.
Tom is hungry and thirsty.
- I think Tom must be hungry.
- I think that Tom must be hungry.
Tom was feeling pretty hungry.
Everybody seems to be hungry.
- I thought that Tom might be hungry.
- I thought Tom might be hungry.
Tom seemed to be hungry.
Tom seems to be hungry.
Tom seemed to be very hungry.
I'll be hungry when I get home.
Tom is hungry again, isn't he?
Tom is very tired, and he's hungry.
- I think Tom must be hungry by now.
- I think that Tom must be hungry by now.
Tom and Mary don't seem to be hungry.
- I think Tom is going to be hungry when he gets home.
- I think that Tom is going to be hungry when he gets home.
- Tom and Mary are both hungry.
- Both Tom and Mary are hungry.
- Tom and Mary are both hungry.
- Both Tom and Mary are hungry.
- Tom may be very hungry when he gets home.
- Tom might be very hungry when he gets home.
I'm beginning to feel hungry.
- Tom sure ate a lot. He must've been hungry.
- Tom sure ate a lot. He must have been hungry.
You don't seem very hungry.
I'm sure Tom will be very hungry when he gets home.
I guess you must be very hungry.
I'll be hungry when I get there.
- Tom said Mary seemed to be hungry.
- Tom said that Mary seemed to be hungry.
Tom was feeling peckish, so he rang room service and ordered a hamburger.
Tom and I aren't very hungry yet.
Do you think Tom was hungry?