Examples of using "Профессор" in a sentence and their english translations:
- She's a professor.
- She is a professor.
I am a professor.
- You are a teacher.
- You're a teacher.
The professor smiled.
Tom is a professor.
You are a professor.
Hello, professor!
- The professor teaches Czech.
- A professor is teaching Czech.
I'm a college professor.
My brother is a professor.
The professor teaches Czech.
Tom isn't a professor.
The professor calmly washed his hands.
The professor dismissed his ideas.
Tom's dad is a university professor.
- I'm a teacher.
- I am a professor.
- I am a teacher.
But that's impossible, professor.
- I am a professor.
- I'm a professor.
- I'm a teacher.
- I am a professor.
- I am a teacher.
Good afternoon, Professor Pérez.
The professor is making a phone call.
The professor encouraged me in my studies.
He is a tutor for the math department.
Professor Hudson is my father's friend.
That professor is an authority on Shakespeare.
Professor Suzuki is an expert historian.
He is a professor of the medical department.
He's a professor of biology at Harvard.
The professor is familiar with contemporary literature.
It looks like Mr Taniguchi is late, doesn't it?
Or they're a professor at like Harvard,
my dad a professor of psychology in a university;
Professor who knows the Istanbul earthquake
Professor Morita presided at a meeting of the Chemical Society.
The professor gave a lecture on the Middle East.
Our professor paid the bill for all of us.
The teacher is reading a book.
That man is not a professor, he is a doctor.
Carol Dweck is a professor and professional psychologist
The teacher ordered the classroom to be cleaned.
The math professor wrote the proof on the chalkboard.
Tom is an adjunct professor.
Hurry up, the professor will not wait for you.
How many languages do you speak, professor?
"Professor, I know why!" "Why?" "Because!" "No!" "Ha, professor, exactly — but not absolutely so!"
Well, that's what Yale professor Tom Tyler found
Professor who predicted Van earthquake in advance
A student raised his hand when the teacher finished the reading.
Professor Kay has been studying insects for forty years.
Our professor looks young for his age.
and as a college professor, I thought I peaked --
Well, Professor Pangloss, as it happens, was a pessimist.
The professor scolded John for skipping class.
The professor was unable to comprehend what I meant.
The professor briefly and clearly described the topic of his study.
The professor has office hours every Tuesday afternoon.
Professor Jones retires next year.
Professor Ito went to the United States for the purpose of studying linguistics.
The professor treated her as one of his students.
Professor Tom Shippey is an expert in Viking history and medieval literature.
Our professor promised to hold off on the final exam for another week.
I hear he is a Tokyo University professor.
We all took it for granted that the professor could speak English.
The professor spoke too fast for anyone to understand him.
John is professor of French literature at Oxford and his wife is French.
Professor West is almost as old as my father.
The professor who invented it has the right to reasonable remuneration from the university.
Professor of Psychology Martin Seligman in his 2011 book: Flourish,
We all took for granted that the professor could speak English.
The professor I was arguing with finally conceded and said I was right.
The person standing at the front of the room is a professor in the History Department.
"Professor, what's happened?" - "Guys, my orange was trying to seize the world with his black... moustache!" - "You're crazy, right?" - "Right."
"They're all the same!" "Come on, Styopa! Looks like you've never had sex!" "Professor, I have no time for it!" "You sucker, it's a great pleasure." "Professor, I want to go with you!" "Yeah say that again! You're gonna suck just like always." "Yes, you're right".
"Who's that sleeping?" "Professor Lupin." "How does she know everything?" "It's all written on his luggage" "Is he really sleeping?" "Seems so. Why?"
"Well, do you get it now, Styopa?" "Of course I do, now I know this. But, Professor... it's better, I dunno, if we never speak of it again." "Alright."
"Styopa, how clever you are! How do you know it all, I haven't told you about that!" "Professor, I've read it in this encyclopaedia" "Bravo! Well done!"
"Professor, I suppose I think one ought not but may." "Why, I think one may but ought not." "So what then?" "Nothing."