Examples of using "Ihbar" in a sentence and their english translations:
I will sue you.
I'm not denouncing you.
I'm not going to turn them in.
- I'm not going to turn him in.
- I'm not going to turn her in.
I'm going to turn them in.
- I'm going to turn him in.
- I'm going to turn her in.
I turned myself in.
Tom turned himself in.
I'm going to turn Tom in to the police.
We received an anonymous tip.
Someone turned Tom in.
I'm going to report you to police.
Someone turned us in.
Someone turned them in.
Someone turned me in.
Someone turned him in.
You should notify the police at once.
Why did you turn me in?
Somebody tipped off the police.
- Tom must've been tipped off.
- Tom must have been tipped off.
Are you going to turn me in?
I don't want to turn myself in.
They reported Tom to the police.
Tom turned himself in to the police.
I got an anonymous tip.
They got an anonymous tip.
He got an anonymous tip.
She got an anonymous tip.
We got an anonymous tip.
I'm going to report you to the authorities.
I'm going to report you.
Tom wanted to turn himself in.
Tom threatened to tell on me.
Somebody tipped off the gang members to the police surveillance.
I'm going to turn Tom in.
How could you turn me in?
She threatened to tell on me.
White was denounced to the police as a spy.
Tom encouraged Mary to turn herself in to the police.
Are you going to rat me out?
If it hadn't been for that anonymous tip, we would never have solved the case.
We don't want to tip them off.
Tom decided on his own to turn himself in.
His best friend ratted him out to the authorities.
When John's neighbor saw John selling drugs, she blew the whistle on him.
How do I know you won't turn me in after I help you?
- I'd like to report a theft.
- I would like to report a theft.
Tom called the cops on us.