Examples of using "Kazandığını" in a sentence and their english translations:
to 100% of the vote.
I heard you won. Congratulations!
He saves what he earns.
We don't know who won.
I hear you won the lottery.
- I didn't know you'd won the race.
- I didn't know that you'd won the race.
I didn't see Tom win.
Tom says he's won.
- Tom said he won.
- Tom said that he won.
I don't know who won.
- Tom told me you won.
- Tom told me that you won.
- I know that Tom won the lottery.
- I know Tom won the lottery.
I want to hear who won.
- I'd like to see Tom win.
- I want to see Tom win.
I heard you're raking in the money.
I hear you're well paid.
I'd like to see them win.
I'd like to see him win.
Tell me who won.
I'm glad to see that Tom won.
Japan knew it was winning the war.
Guess who won.
- Tom told me that he'd won.
- Tom told me he'd won.
Tom doesn't know who won.
Tom claimed he won.
Tom claims he won.
Tom doesn't know Mary won.
- Tom says that Mary won.
- Tom says Mary won.
Tom told Mary he won.
- Tom thinks Mary won.
- Tom thinks that Mary won.
- Tom said Mary won.
- Tom said that Mary won.
I know that Mary won the lottery.
Do you know who won?
How much money do you think Tom makes?
Have you already heard that your firm has won the tender?
- Tom didn't tell anyone that he'd won the lottery.
- Tom didn't tell anybody that he'd won the lottery.
I don't know how much Tom makes.
Tom wants to know who won.
- Tom said he knew who won.
- Tom said that he knew who won.
Tom wondered who won.
Tom asked me who won.
Tom says Mary seldom wins.
- Tom said Mary seldom wins.
- Tom said that Mary seldom wins.
Mary didn't tell anyone that she'd won the lottery.
Tom wanted to know who won.
- Tom said Mary always wins.
- Tom said that Mary always wins.
Because the media was telling them they won the war
- Have you already heard that your firm has won the tender?
- Did you hear that your company won the bid?
By tomorrow, we'll know who won the elections.
Today we still don't know who won the election.
- I wish Tom could've seen Mary win the race.
- I wish Tom could have seen Mary win the race.
- I wish that Tom could've seen Mary win the race.
I thought you always won.
- Tom said he won three hundred dollars.
- Tom said that he won three hundred dollars.
She admits that she won the genetic lottery.
- Tom said he hoped Mary won the race.
- Tom said that he hoped Mary won the race.
- Tom said that he hoped that Mary won the race.
Have you ever seen Tom win a race?
- Tom said he wanted to see Mary win.
- Tom said that he wanted to see Mary win.
Tom wondered how Mary won.
Tom says Mary often wins.
- Tom lied when he told Mary that he had won the race.
- Tom lied when he told Mary he'd won the race.
Tom says you won a whole bunch of money.
Tom wasn't around to see who won.
Do you know how much Tom makes?
It's rude to ask someone how much they earn.
I wonder how much money Tom makes.
She calculated that she had earned 1,500 dollars.
Some said openly that they did not care who won the war.
Tom doesn't know how much money Mary makes.
Tom doesn't make as much money as he says he does.
At first he did not realize that he had won the speech contest.
Tom told Mary that he won the race, even though he didn't.
- Tom says that he usually makes three hundred dollars an hour.
- Tom says he usually makes three hundred dollars an hour.
Do you know who won the last Nobel Prize in Literature?
- Tom told me he'd win.
- Tom told me that he'd win.
- Tom thinks he knows how much money Mary makes, but Mary makes quite a bit more than Tom thinks she does.
- Tom thinks that he knows how much money Mary makes, but Mary makes quite a bit more than Tom thinks she does.
Tom dreamed that he had won the contest, but that his prize had been stolen.
The lady really flipped out when she learned she had won a million dollars.
I'll never forget the look on Tom's face when I told him he had gotten into Harvard.
Some say he lost, others say he won, but that's not the point.
It was difficult to imagine at first that she was getting anything out of the relationship.
I heard that Tom won the spelling bee.
- I don't think Tom knows how much money Mary makes.
- I don't think that Tom knows how much money Mary makes.
Do we really want Tom to know how much money you make?