Examples of using "Pek" in a sentence and their english translations:
I doubt it.
Many were keen to see him taken down a peg or two,
I hardly think so.
You don't talk a lot.
I haven't been sleeping much.
I can't quite understand.
I don't quite understand.
I wouldn't change much.
- I don't read much.
- I don't do a lot of reading.
I can't quite remember.
I have a low opinion of them.
I have a low opinion of her.
that many, many women are not flying at all.
Cheeks so pink,
we haven't written much
I don't think it really helped.
You don't seem very pleased.
He is a daredevil.
- That's plenty.
- That's quite a bit.
I'm not completely in accord.
We barely talked about work.
There are so many.
It's all the rage.
- I haven't slept well recently.
- I haven't been sleeping very well.
I'm not much of a golfer.
I'm really not much of a cook.
He doesn't seem so well.
- It didn't make any sense.
- It didn't make much sense.
- It did not make any sense.
It's so unlikely.
It doesn't work very well.
You don't sound very optimistic.
I couldn't quite hear you.
I'm not quite sure.
Not too well.
You're not very polite.
Tom is less than impressed.
I didn't help much.
- I don't watch much TV.
- I don't watch a lot of TV.
I don't like Boston very much.
Tom wasn't very interested.
Tom wasn't much of a talker.
Tom isn't very interested.
- Tom wasn't talkative.
- Tom didn't talk much.
Tom isn't very well liked.
I don't like our neighbors very much.
I don't understand much French.
You don't seem too concerned.
I don't like tennis much.
I don't like sports much.
You don't look too sure.
Tom doesn't read much.
I don't see much of Tom.
I'm not feeling very hungry.
Not exactly.
I don't like Indian food very much.
I don't know Boston very well.
I'm not really into sports.
not so much.
working in a detention center basement.
to put us on a below-two-degree pathway.
Since it was unlikely that I'd ever get better,
Cohh: Honestly, not too much.
But all he gets is the cold shoulder.
You have made many mistakes.
I scarcely think so.
Actually, I'm not quite sure.
I learned quite a bit.
We've got plenty of water.
It's hardly a secret.
- Tom's not very frugal.
- Tom is not very frugal.
- Tom isn't very frugal.
- I'm not feeling very well today.
- I don't feel very well today.
You don't sound so sure of it.
I could not sleep much last night.
We didn't see many deer in the forest.
Many ports are in the east.
I have many abilities.
I've got plenty of customers.
I have plenty of theories.
- I don't like this neighborhood much.
- I don't really like this neighborhood.
I don't remember much after that.
That's very unlikely.
I'm really not much of a guitarist.
I'm not very good at goodbyes.
I'm not much of a dancer.
- I hardly think so.
- I wouldn't think so.
We consulted plenty of people.
Well, what was I supposed to do?
You didn't look too good yesterday.
That wasn't very clever.
It doesn't sound so good.
Most passengers were hardly injured.
There's a lot of anticipation.
Many admire him.
I'm not much of a drinker.
"Are you tired?" "Not really."