Examples of using "Elmas" in a sentence and their english translations:
This is a real diamond.
He stole the diamond.
This diamond is fake.
The diamond appears genuine.
Diamonds are very hard.
The diamond is a precious stone.
Diamond is essentially hard.
The diamond shone brightly.
It seems that the diamond is real.
This is an imitation diamond.
The diamond in this ring is polished.
She discovered a diamond.
- This diamond is not real.
- This diamond isn't real.
- This diamond is not real.
- This diamond isn't real.
Is this diamond real?
This diamond costs a fortune.
The stars sparkle like diamonds.
hoping to help make them shine.
If Lise was to walk over acres of diamonds
This is probably a real diamond.
This can't be a real diamond.
I definitely want my diamond ring back.
Is that a real diamond?
This isn't a real diamond.
He gave her a diamond bracelet.
This must be a real diamond.
This may not be a real diamond.
Her eyes sparkled like diamonds.
Mary's eyes sparkled like diamonds.
How much is this diamond worth?
Sami took the diamond ring with him.
Sami wanted his diamond ring back.
Nothing is as hard as a diamond.
When she returned to her room, the diamond ring was gone.
Tom gave Mary a diamond ring.
- This is probably a real diamond.
- This is a real diamond, isn't it?
How much money did you get for the diamond?
Tom gave Maria a diamond ring.
On the left there are two diamond stores.
- Tom said it was a diamond.
- Tom said that it was a diamond.
- Tom bought Mary a diamond ring.
- Tom bought a diamond ring for Mary.
That's not a real diamond, is it?
- I don't think that's a real diamond.
- I don't think that that's a real diamond.
You've never seen a genuine diamond.
How do you know those are real diamonds?
Tom shouldn't have given Mary a diamond ring.
I was the one who stole Mary's diamond ring.
- Tom gave Mary a diamond bracelet.
- Tom gave a diamond bracelet to Mary.
I'm not wearing a diamond ring, but I'm happy.
The diamond was discovered by a boy in 1873.
That diamond ring cost an arm and a leg.
No one said it was a diamond.
- Tom gave Mary a pair of diamond earrings.
- Tom gave a pair of diamond earrings to Mary.
Tom bought Mary a diamond necklace.
He stole a very valuable diamond ring.
Is this diamond real or fake?
Tom stole a very valuable diamond ring.
This diamond ring is too extravagant for me.
Tom put a diamond ring on Mary's finger.
My mother had no choice but to part with her diamond ring.
Tom bought Mary an amazing diamond ring.
This diamond ring costs a fortune.
- I think Tom is the one who stole Mary's diamond ring.
- I think that Tom is the one who stole Mary's diamond ring.
Citrus fruit: rock-solid limes with the density of diamonds.
She wore a diamond ring on her left third finger.
Do you know for sure that these are real diamonds?
Before leaving the room, Tom took Mary's diamond necklace.
Kate always shows off her diamond ring.
Now, it's no different than walking over acres of 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.
If I were a rich man, I would buy you a diamond ring.
Tom gave Mary a diamond bracelet for their wedding anniversary.
Tom didn't deny that he was the one who stole Mary's diamond necklace.
- Tom admitted that he was the one who stole Mary's diamond necklace.
- Tom admitted he was the one who stole Mary's diamond necklace.
Tom didn't tell anyone that he'd bought a diamond ring for Mary.
Hoping to cheer up his wife, Tom bought her a beautiful pearl necklace.
Mary talked Tom into buying her an expensive diamond ring.
Kate always shows off the big diamond ring she got from her fiance.
She talked him into buying her a diamond ring.
Tom should eventually have enough money to buy Mary a diamond ring.
Tom didn't have any hard evidence, but he thought Mary was the one who stole his mother's diamond ring.
Tom got down on his knees in front of everyone in the restaurant, pulled a diamond ring out of his pocket and proposed to Mary, to the applause of all present.