Examples of using "Acaba" in a sentence and their english translations:
- When does it end?
- When's it over?
- When does it finish?
- It expires tomorrow.
- It runs out tomorrow.
This is never going to end.
- Finish well.
- Take it to the top.
He left just now.
Tom just ate lunch.
Our work never ends.
My fever won't go away.
- This lesson is endless!
- This lesson is never-ending!
- This lesson is interminable!
I want to see how it ends.
The train just left.
Life has just begun.
This just happened to me.
The sun just came up.
The sun has just risen.
- Everyone dies eventually.
- Everybody dies eventually.
It ends up getting more views.
- All's well that ends well.
- All is well that ends well.
He just returned from abroad.
You just turned the radio on.
All good things come to an end.
You just made that up, didn't you?
That comes to the same thing.
Something very strange just happened.
He just missed the bus.
The sale ends on Monday.
Friendship that ends had never begun.
And, what ends up happening,
The rain just stopped, so let's leave.
The clock has just struck three.
My father has just come out of the bath.
the biggest portion ending up in the United States.
Violence begins where patience ends.
My brother has just come home from Kobe.
Sami has just finished a long hike.
and then you end up whitening your teeth,
"Where's your cousin?" "He just left."
- He went out just now.
- He just left.
Where they burn books, they will eventually burn people.
He left just now.
So you end up paying the highest price.
The water has just been brought from the well.
Learning vocabulary is a neverending struggle.
He left just now.
Tom has just started working here.
But, you know, you do that, and you end up saying,
Do you have any idea what just happened?
The deadline is 2:30 on Monday.
Tom just changed his profile picture.
He has just entered, but is already leaving.
He has just published an interesting series of articles.
Version 1.5.0 of the software has just been released.
Tom does the dishes as soon as he finishes eating.
Hey! Your baseball just broke my window.
With that big nose, he finishes the air around.
The opera ain't over till the fat lady sings.
- Everyone dies eventually.
- Everybody dies eventually.
I know a very good shampoo that takes seborrhea away.
Everything comes to an end.
what ends up happening is, is I can keep changing
"Why are you so happy?" "Because my father has just arrived."
- And that's the problem you end up with with inbound.
That's how you end up in the Gmail Promotions tab.
The chaos created by the novice pride becomes her advantage.
Yes, but she left just now.
He is fresh from college.
He flirts so forcefully that he ends up pushing women away.
Who plays with fire ends up burned.
Problem is, I can't see the end of it and that always makes it dangerous.
Your boyfriend got tired of waiting for you and left just now.
So once again what appeared to be complete fiction turns out to have some corroboration
There's a big gunfight in the middle of the movie and the sheriff gets killed.
Tom has just left my office.
Constant dripping wears away a stone.
"Where's your cousin?" "She's just left."
Even though you're paying less, because Google makes their money per click, the formula ends
- The train has just left.
- The train has just gone.
- The train just left.
This is never going to end.
In my language, the "," is called comma, the ";" is called semicolon, ":" is called colon, "..." are called ellipsis, and this sentence ends with a period.
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