Examples of using "Kaçmış" in a sentence and their english translations:
You have a run in your stocking.
- They must've skipped out of town.
- They must have skipped out of town.
Tom may have gotten away.
- The beer is stale.
- The beer has gone flat.
- I think Tom might have run away.
- I think that Tom might have run away.
Tom has probably run away again.
How did this go under the radar?
Tom is choking on something.
You look like as if you just escaped from prison.
Sami seemed pretty upset.
Tom has run away from home before.
- Tom must have heard our voices and escaped.
- Tom must've heard our voices and escaped.
He's shaking his head as if he had water in his ears.
- Tom must've escaped.
- Tom must have escaped.
It seems Ann and Zachary ran off together.
This cola has lost its fizz and doesn't taste any good.
Tom looks like he's discouraged.
- Nobody at the party knew that Tom had just gotten out of prison.
- No one at the party knew that Tom had just gotten out of prison.
- Nobody at the party knew Tom had just gotten out of prison.
- No one at the party knew Tom had just gotten out of prison.
- The lemonade is too sugary.
- The lemonade is overly sweet.
The whole Earth is a jail for humanity. People haven't yet escaped it.
It is easier to catch an escaped horse than to take back an escaped word.
The soup is very bad. It's too salty.