Examples of using "Mazereti" in a sentence and their english translations:
Sami's alibi was confirmed.
What's Tom's excuse?
Dan's alibi was corroborated.
Tom's alibi has been corroborated.
- His alibi seemed cast-iron.
- His alibi seemed perfect.
Tom has no alibi.
Tom had an alibi.
Tom has an alibi.
Tom's alibi checked out.
Tom may have an alibi.
Tom didn't have an alibi.
I cannot accept an excuse like that.
He had a strong alibi.
- Tom has an airtight alibi.
- Tom has an ironclad alibi.
She had a perfect alibi.
Tom has a perfect alibi.
Tom has a good alibi.
Does Tom have an alibi?
Tom doesn't have an alibi either.
- Tom said he had an alibi.
- Tom said that he had an alibi.
- He had a strong alibi.
- He has a rock solid alibi.
He didn't come. His excuse was that he was sick.
Tom had no alibi for that night.
Tom always has an excuse.
Sami had a plausible alibi.
Tom didn't have a good excuse for not coming.
Tom has no alibi for the night of the murder.
Tom had no alibi the night of the murder.
He used a headache as an excuse for leaving early.
Tom used the same excuse as you just did.
They will not accept any excuses for not joining the meeting.
Tom had an alibi for the day of Mary's murder.
Tom has no excuse.
Neither Tom nor Mary has an alibi.
Tom had a very strong alibi for the night of the murder.
Tom has an ironclad alibi for the night of Mary's murder.
- It looks like Tom has an alibi for the night Mary was murdered.
- It looks like Tom has an alibi for the night that Mary was murdered.
Tom was in jail that night so he has the perfect alibi.