Examples of using "Geçmedi" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom didn't pass.
The pain hasn't gone away.
- We didn't stand a chance.
- We didn't have a chance.
I didn't do well on the test.
Tom didn't pass the test.
The building did not pass a fire inspection.
He didn't pass after all.
Tom is still not over his cold.
We wouldn't stand a chance.
Tom didn't pass today's exam.
Nobody contacted me.
Tom didn't stand a chance.
Isn't it past your bedtime?
Tom didn't run the red light.
- It never crossed my mind.
- That didn't even occur to me.
Neither of his students passed the exam.
Nothing transpired between us.
The thought never crossed my mind.
No more than two hours have passed.
He also didn't pass the re-exam.
I've never thought about giving up.
Nick didn't pass the exam, did he?
You wouldn't stand a chance.
Tom wouldn't stand a chance.
Tom didn't pass the exam, did he?
No official complaint was filed.
Tom didn't make a move without consulting his parents.
I didn't get the book.
It had never crossed her mind.
That never even occurred to me.
That never even crossed my mind.
Tom never really got over Mary.
Neither of those two students passed the test.
It never occurred to me that Tom might not eat meat.
Those students didn't both pass the test.
It never occurred to me that he loved me.
Such a thing never passed through my head!
- It never occurred to me that she was ill in hospital.
- It never occurred to me that she was sick in the hospital.
The pain wouldn't go away.
Tom didn't pass the exam.
So far, our response isn't anywhere close to adequate.
No idea of danger crossed my mind then.
It never occurred to me that he might be sick.
I've had a headache for three days and I can't get rid of it.
It never occurred to me that she was sick and in the hospital.
It never occurred to me that Tom wouldn't want to go with us.
It never occurred to me that Tom might say no.
Tom's first week on the job didn't go very well.
Last winter was mild.
It never occurred to me that he was the right man in the right place.
- It never occurred to me that he was a prison-breaker.
- It never occurred to me that he might be an escaped prisoner.
It never occurred to me that Tom would want to meet Mary.
No one has crossed that infernal desert in hundreds of years.
It never crossed my mind.
- Tom said he'd contact me, but he didn't.
- Tom said that he'd contact me, but he didn't.
Sami did not contact the authorities.
That didn't even occur to you, did it?
It never occurred to me that Tom might feel that same way Mary did.
No more than two days have passed.
Although I had taken two pills two times, my headache did not go away.
Aren't you up past your bedtime?
The member of the Diet brought in a bill on political contribution, but it didn't pass.
Although I had twice taken a pair of pills, my headache did not go away.
The shock of her father's death lingered on and she didn't feel like going out at all.