Examples of using "Diamanten" in a sentence and their english translations:
These diamonds are from South Africa.
A diamond that hasn't been cut does't shine.
Diamonds are forever.
Are those real diamonds?
Diamonds are very hard.
He ran away with the diamond.
The hardness of diamond is 10.
He ran away with the diamond.
These diamonds aren't real.
- These diamonds come from South Africa.
- These diamonds are from South Africa.
These diamonds are from South Africa.
The stars sparkle like diamonds.
Her eyes sparkled like diamonds.
Mary's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
Can you guess the worth of the diamond?
We can't let Tom have that diamond.
Perfect diamonds are extremely rare jewels.
Do you know where Tom found the diamond?
Diamonds are a girl's best friends.
You've never seen a genuine diamond.
Tom gave Mary a diamond ring.
Can you guess the worth of the diamond?
True friendships are even rarer than diamonds.
How did you know where Tom hid the diamonds?
It is better to have old second-hand diamonds than none at all.
Do you know where Tom found the diamond?
Do you know where Tom found the diamond?
Do you know where Tom found the diamond?
In some cases, emeralds can be worth more than diamonds.
- Tom does not know the difference between a diamond and an emerald.
- Tom doesn't know the difference between a diamond and an emerald.
The cut of the diamond is perfect.
Diamonds did not become a bride’s best friend until the 1930s.
Thieves broke into the palace and stole the princess's diamonds.
Tom asked Mary to tell him where she had hidden the diamonds.
The hardness of diamond is such that it can cut glass.
- Tom said it was a diamond.
- Tom said that it was a diamond.
"I don't want to be anyone but myself, even if I go uncomforted by diamonds all my life," declared Anne.