Examples of using "Verecek" in a sentence and their english translations:
She will lose weight.
Your study will bear fruit.
She will give her picture to whoever wants it.
They'll respond.
Answer the telephone, will you?
He will lose weight.
Tom will lose weight.
Are you just going to give in?
She will give it to Jack.
Tom will decide.
Tom will respond.
The courts will decide.
Your effort will surely bear fruit.
Are you going to give us what we asked for?
I don't have time to take a break.
Your efforts will soon pay off.
Our efforts will soon bear fruit.
My age is going to tell on me.
It will do harm to us.
Its mechanism will cease to work.
I've nothing to give.
- We've got some decisions to make.
- We have some decisions to make.
This is going to hurt Tom.
He will notify Tom.
Mary will notify Tom.
Is this going to hurt?
You have a decision to make.
This is going to work out fine.
Are you going to give this to me?
- Are you going to give this to him?
- Are you going to give this to her?
The people will decide at the ballot box.
His effort will bear fruit.
How will Tom react?
Your effort will surely bear fruit.
The courts will decide that.
Are you going to give this to us?
Are you going to give this to them?
This is going to hurt them.
This is going to hurt her.
Someone's going to hurt you.
Someone's going to hurt us.
Someone's going to hurt them.
Someone's going to hurt me.
Someone's going to hurt him.
Are you going to vote for him?
I'm not in a position to answer.
The storm will damage the crops.
How will the markets react?
We don't have the money to pay Tom.
Are you going to vote today?
- Tom will give us what we want.
- Tom is going to give us what we want.
- Tom will give us what we've asked for.
- Tom is going to give us what we've asked for.
Tom will give Mary what she wants.
Tom will let you leave.
What's Tom going to give Mary?
Tom is going to sue you.
Sami will take the stand.
Will you vote for Tom?
- They can't afford a holiday.
- They cannot afford a holiday.
Are you going to give me the key?
Are you going to vote for Tom Jackson?
Tom will give you another chance.
If we give an example of this today
I had so much energy to give back.
School will break for the summer.
Bad books will do you harm.
He'll lend you his book.
He'll answer your letter soon.
- I don't have anything to give to you.
- I've got nothing to give you.
He was painfully thin.
I'm not accountable to you for my conduct.
She will give you what money she has.
I'm not in a position to give you advice.
- I have something to give you.
- I have something to give to you.
- I've got something to give you.
It's all going to work out.
I'm afraid this is going to hurt.
Tom had a decision to make.
Your efforts will one day bear fruit.
She hasn't got a lot to give.
Are you going to vote for me?
Tom has a decision to make.
Tom had nothing to give.
Are you going to give Tom the money he asked for?
Are you really going to give this to Tom?
Who will ultimately decide?
Everything's going to work out.
- Tom will give you what you need.
- Tom is going to give you what you need.