Examples of using "Meteliksiz" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're broke.
Tom isn't broke, but Mary is.
- I thought you were broke.
- I thought that you were broke.
Are we broke?
- Tom may be broke.
- Tom might be broke.
- Tom must've been broke.
- Tom must have been broke.
Tom is almost broke.
- I don't think Tom is broke.
- I don't think that Tom is broke.
- I thought Tom was broke.
- I thought that Tom was broke.
- Tom is likely to be broke.
- Tom will probably be broke.
- Tom said he's broke.
- Tom said that he's broke.
Tom is always broke.
Tom said that he wasn't broke.
- Tom knew that I was broke.
- Tom knew I was broke.
- Tom said Mary was broke.
- Tom said that Mary was broke.
Tom says Mary is broke.
Tom is likely to still be broke.
Tom always seems to be broke.
- Tom told me that he's broke.
- Tom told me he's broke.
Tom told Mary that he was broke.
Tom doesn't think Mary is broke.
Tom didn't think Mary was broke.
- Tom thought Mary was broke.
- Tom thought that Mary was broke.
- Tom said Mary wasn't broke.
- Tom said that Mary wasn't broke.
- Tom thinks Mary is broke.
- Tom thinks that Mary is broke.
- Tom admitted that he was broke.
- Tom admitted he was broke.
Tom said that he was really broke.
They are always hard up for food.
His down-and-out beginning in Paris was really hard.
We'll be broke before we know it.
- Tom said Mary was likely to be broke.
- Tom said that Mary was likely to be broke.
Do you really think Tom is broke?
- Tom said that he thought that Mary was broke.
- Tom said he thought that Mary was broke.
Tom is always broke, isn't he?
- I wonder whether Tom is broke.
- I wonder whether or not Tom is broke.
- Tom told Mary that he thought John wasn't broke.
- Tom told Mary that he didn't think John was broke.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was broke.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was broke.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was broke.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was broke.
You always seem to be broke by the end of the month.
It seems that this time I'm the man behind the eight ball.
We'll be broke soon if we don't stop spending money on things we don't need.