Examples of using "Karışık" in a sentence and their english translations:
The house is a mess.
The room is a mess.
You hair is a mess.
Things are complicated.
My hair is tangled.
We're confused.
I'm so confused.
Her hair is tangled.
This place is a mess.
Well, it's complicated.
I had mixed feelings.
It's very complicated.
It's complicated, you know.
I think you're confused.
- Everyone is confused.
- Everybody is confused.
The people are confused.
I have mixed emotions.
I was feeling woozy.
Aggressors, even when emotion is involved.
But our customs are mixed
My hair got kinky.
- The movie received mixed reviews.
- The film received mixed reviews.
She is covered in confusion.
Our feelings towards him are mixed.
Tom is a bit confused.
That's a complex question.
I had a tumultuous day.
applying it to this very chaotic circling,
And that's really complicated.
I'm just a little confused.
I'm still confused.
It's complicated, isn't it?
I'm desperate and confused.
- I'm in love and I'm confused.
- I am in love and I am confused.
- It's not complicated at all.
- It isn't complicated at all.
I'm confused about my feelings.
Tom is completely confused.
Tom is just confused.
Tom is still woozy.
The book received mixed reviews.
I think we're all confused.
It is a complicated process.
You look totally confused.
You look a bit confused.
Sami is so confused.
- They said they were confused.
- They said that they were confused.
They are confused, aren't they?
Things are always more complex than we think.
What's so complicated about that?
This is a very complex problem.
Tom looked really confused.
We're still a little confused.
- I have mixed feelings about that.
- I have mixed feelings about it.
I have mixed feelings about this.
- Tom looked a bit confused.
- Tom looked a little confused.
- Tom seemed a little confused.
- Tom seemed a bit confused.
She gave him mixed signals.
We're still confused about that.
- I have mixed feelings about this.
- I have mixed emotions about this.
You seem very confused.
Now I'm even more confused.
- I think Tom will be confused.
- I think that Tom will be confused.
Tom won't likely be confused.
Tom knew that I was confused.
- Tom said he was confused.
- Tom said that he was confused.
Tom is still a little confused.
No wonder Tom was confused.
Tom and Mary are confused.
Is modern life too complicated?
He said jokingly that he was not very rich.
I was very ambivalent about my experience.
which they regarded as meddling in their own front yard.
- Tom is confused.
- Tom's confused.
The news of Layla's pregnancy was met with mixed reactions.
Tom doesn't think Mary will be confused.
Tom told Mary that he was confused.
Tom doesn't think Mary is confused.
- Tom thought Mary was confused.
- Tom thought that Mary was confused.
- Tom said that Mary didn't seem to be confused.
- Tom said that Mary didn't look confused.
- Tom said that Mary seemed to be confused.
- Tom said that Mary looked confused.
Tom is still confused about that.
- Tom said Mary was confused.
- Tom said that Mary was confused.
- Tom said he felt confused.
- Tom said that he felt confused.
Tom is a little confused, isn't he?
I have a complicated matter I want to discuss with you.
The question was a serious one, but he answered half in jest.
Tom is still puzzled.
This is a complicated question to answer.
Sami thought he had regained control of his complicated life.
- I wonder if Tom is confused.
- I wonder whether Tom is confused.
Tom is too confused to do that.
- Tom said Mary seemed somewhat confused.
- Tom said that Mary seemed somewhat confused.
- I didn't know Tom was so confused.
- I didn't know that Tom was so confused.
- Tom said he thought Mary looked confused.
- Tom said that he thought Mary looked confused.
- Tom said that he thought that Mary looked confused.
Tom is always confused, isn't he?