Usage examples of "успеет" in Russian with translation to English

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Я заберу тебя и мы спустимся в городскую канализацию до того, как Херш успеет сообразить. Then I grab you, and we go down to sewer town before Hersh catches up.
Я успел на ранний поезд. I caught an earlier train.
Я успел заменить ее на ключ-карту. I managed to hang on to the key card.
Поспешим, чтобы успеть на собрание. Let's hurry to be in time for the meeting.
Ты успел на первый поезд? Did you catch the first train?
И я успею еще с Ней прожить всю жизнь. And I'll manage to live with her through the rest of my life.
Поторопись, и тогда успеешь в школу. Hurry up, and you'll be in time for school.
Очевидно вы успели на поезд. Obviously you caught the train.
К счастью, две ракеты прошли мимо цели, а третью Израиль успел перехватить. Luckily, two missed the target, and Israel managed to intercept the third.
Я встал пораньше, чтобы успеть на поезд. I got up early so as to be in time for the train.
Я могу успеть на поезд. If I can catch the train.
А пока они по мне из автоматов шарахнут, вы, возможно, уйти успеете, укрыться. And while the rest come after me with their machine guns, you'll perhaps manage to find a hideout.
Я выбежал на улицу, чтобы успеть на урок. I hurried out so as to be in time for class.
Мне надо успеть на поезд. I've got to catch my train.
В течение нескольких дней она успела перебросить почти три тысячи человек, прекрасно вооруженных и моторизированных. In just a few days, it managed to send in nearly 3,000 men, heavily armed and efficiently motorized.
Отец Бенуа со своим велосипедом, успел как раз к завтраку. Father Benoit and his bicycle are in time for breakfast.
Я должен успеть на автобус. I got to catch my bus.
Я к тому времени успел отложить некоторые скромные сбережения, и отдал их ему на неопределенное время безо всяких процентов. I had managed to put aside some modest savings, which I freely lent him indefinitely at zero interest.
Если бы я сел на поезд в восемь сорок, я бы успел. If I had taken the 8:40 train, I would've been in time.
Я должен успеть на поезд. I gotta catch a train.
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