Examples of using "владеет" in a sentence and their english translations:
Who owns the Internet?
Tom owns a pizzeria.
Tom owns a plantation.
Tom has a good command of French.
He has a perfect command of English.
The duke holds a lot of land.
He has a good command of English.
- He has a good command of French.
- He has a good knowledge of French.
He owns this land.
This man owns horses.
Tom has a good command of French.
Tom owns this land.
My father has a restaurant.
He's fluent in Japanese.
Does Tom have a good command of French?
She is proficient in French.
Tom owns this building.
Who owns this house?
Tom owns a large mansion.
Tom owns a hardware store.
She has a good command of French.
He holds stocks in this company.
How much property does the landlord own?
Mr. Ford owns this land.
He knows the art of making friends.
His secretary can speak three languages well.
Tom owns a house near the lake.
Tom owns a very profitable company.
My secretary has a good command of English.
Tom owns some property in Boston.
Does your country have nuclear weapons?
He speaks Russian perfectly.
He has a perfect command of English.
Who owns this land?
My family owns this store.
and very skilful in Skaldic metres.
Jim seems to know the art of making friends with girls.
He is far above me in skiing.
He owns a very valuable wristwatch.
She has a 10 percent interest in the company.
- Tom is able to speak French.
- Tom can speak French.
- Tom knows French.
Tom owns a car dealership.
Tom happens to be very good at French.
My secretary has a good command of the English language.
- Tom is very skilled in manual labor.
- Tom is very skilled at manual labor.
Sami believes that he owns everybody.
Time is the most valuable resource a person possesses.
That’s for Facebook, which also owns Instagram.
Tom can speak French.
Tom owns the building I live in.
Tom owns a small piece of land in the country.
The linguist is fluent in several Chinese dialects.
She has a good command of English though she was brought up in Japan.
- If he is proficient in English, I'll employ him.
- If he's fluent in English, I'll hire him.
- If he's proficient in English, I'll hire him.
I buy silver from a man who owns a mine.
My sister has a good command of both English and French.
Tom doesn't have the necessary skills for that job.
Tom owns a shell company in the British Virgin Islands.
The foreigner speaks Japanese as if it were his native language.
Who owns this villa?
Who owns this house?
- Tom told me that he was ambidextrous.
- Tom told me he was ambidextrous.
- He doesn't know the Kazakh language.
- She doesn't know the Kazakh language.
My father has a restaurant.
He is proficient in Farsi.
Tom has attained a level of English close to that of a native speaker.
His mother speaks Italian.
Tom is ambidextrous and can use his right hand equally as well as his left.
Tom speaks French really well.
- He can speak five languages.
- He speaks five languages.
She can speak Japanese.
The only sport Tom is any good at is tennis.
- Tom told me that he was ambidextrous.
- Tom told me he was ambidextrous.
She speaks ten languages.
He speaks English.
Since 2005, the Russian government has owned a majority stake in Gazprom.
Tom speaks French perfectly.
My brother is ambidextrous.
- Tom told me that he was ambidextrous.
- Tom told me he was ambidextrous.
- I think Tom is ambidextrous.
- I think that Tom is ambidextrous.
He doesn't speak my language.
He holds stocks in this company.
He hasn't yet mastered the art of writing.
Although she grew up in Japan, she still speaks fluent English.
Tom is proficient in French.
He knows neither French nor German.
- Tom owns a restaurant on Park Street.
- Tom has a restaurant on Park Street.
Who owns that house?
Tom has a small farm not far from Boston.
A man's worth lies not in what he has but in what he is.