Examples of using "Bunalımlı" in a sentence and their english translations:
- He is depressed.
- He's depressed.
I'm feeling depressed.
Tom is very depressed.
Tom is a little depressed.
Tom seemed depressed.
You seem a bit depressed.
You still look depressed.
You seemed depressed.
You look depressed.
Tom didn't seem depressed.
Tom is still depressed.
Tom seems depressed.
Are you feeling depressed?
Tom is going to be depressed.
What makes you depressed?
Your dog may be really depressed.
Tom is depressed and lonely.
- I thought you looked depressed.
- I thought that you looked depressed.
Don't look so depressed.
When it rains, I get depressed.
Tom is still kind of depressed.
- Tom said I looked depressed.
- Tom said that I looked depressed.
Tom says he's depressed.
Tom is likely to be depressed.
You looked like you were depressed.
It looks like Tom is depressed.
- I think Tom is still depressed.
- I think that Tom is still depressed.
Tom seemed to be really depressed.
Are you still depressed?
- Tom said that he was depressed.
- Tom said he was depressed.
- Tom knew that I was depressed.
- Tom knew I was depressed.
- Tom became very depressed.
- Tom fell into deep depression.
Tom looks a little depressed.
Tom has been depressed ever since Mary died.
- You're not depressed, are you?
- You aren't depressed, are you?
Tom is too depressed to work.
When she falls in love, she looks depressed.
- Tom said Mary isn't depressed.
- Tom said that Mary isn't depressed.
- Tom thinks Mary is depressed.
- Tom thinks that Mary is depressed.
- Tom said Mary was depressed.
- Tom said that Mary was depressed.
Tom seemed to be feeling depressed.
- Tom told me that he was depressed.
- Tom told me he was depressed.
- It seemed Tom and Mary were depressed.
- It seemed that Tom and Mary were depressed.
I'd be depressed if that happened again.
Help me, please. I'm feeling depressed.
Tom has been very depressed since you left.
I'm no longer depressed.
Tom seems to be depressed this morning.
Tom seems a bit depressed this morning.
- Tom said Mary was likely to be depressed.
- Tom said that Mary was likely to be depressed.
- Tom said he thought Mary would be exhausted.
- Tom said that he thought Mary would be exhausted.
- Tom said that he thought that Mary would be exhausted.
Mary said she thought Tom seemed depressed.
- Tom said he thought Mary seemed depressed.
- Tom said that he thought Mary seemed depressed.
- Tom said that he thought that Mary seemed depressed.
Tom got very depressed after that.
- They said they were depressed.
- They said that they were depressed.
Tom became very depressed after that.
- Tom told me that he thought Mary was depressed.
- Tom told me he thought Mary was depressed.
- Tom told me he thought that Mary was depressed.
- Tom told me that he thought that Mary was depressed.
Tom is depressed because his wife left him.
- Something must have happened in Boston. Tom seems really depressed.
- Something must've happened in Boston. Tom seems really depressed.
I always eat junk food when I'm depressed.