Examples of using "Sorundan" in a sentence and their english translations:
Tom has been told about the problem.
I didn't tell Tom about the problem.
Tom needs to be told about the problem.
I need you to tell me about the problem.
Have you been told about the problem?
Tom certainly knew about the problem.
How can we avoid that problem?
The downtime is caused by a mechanical problem.
- I know you aren't responsible for this problem.
- I know that you aren't responsible for this problem.
We've been trying to avoid that problem.
Dan wanted to save Linda from trouble.
- Have you told anyone about this problem?
- Have you told anybody about this problem?
- You should have told me about the problem sooner.
- You should've told me about the problem sooner.
That will save me a lot of trouble.
Girls are nothing but trouble.
- I thought Tom might be the one responsible for the problem.
- I thought that Tom might be the one responsible for the problem.
It's been nothing but trouble.
Did Tom mention any problems?
Tom always tries to avoid trouble.
This will save you a lot of trouble.
I need to find a way out of this problem.
You can save yourself a lot of trouble by selling this car.
The bridge saved them a lot of time and trouble.
Avoiding a problem isn't going to help you solve it.
Computers can save us a lot of time and trouble.
Sami died in prison from a health-related issue.
I'm sorry for any trouble I've caused.
- You could've saved me a lot of trouble if you'd told me about that earlier.
- You could have saved me a lot of trouble if you'd told me about that earlier.
His loss of memory is a psychological problem rather than a physical one.
You can save yourself a lot of trouble by just doing it right the first time.
How will you dispose of this problem?
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