Examples of using "Gri" in a sentence and their english translations:
The cloud is grey.
His jumper is grey.
His sweater is gray.
- My suit is gray.
- My suit is grey.
I have gray hair.
The elephant is grey.
I picked out the gray hat.
- He had grey hair.
- He had gray hair.
This pencil is not grey.
Does he have gray hair?
His suit was gray and his tie was yellow.
The grey cat can't climb off the tree.
I had gray hair.
- He had grey hair.
- I had gray hair.
My computer is grey.
Does Tom have gray hair?
Why are some translations in grey?
The grey man appeared in the doorway.
- I'll paint my gray house blue.
- I'm going to paint my gray house blue.
The father has grey eyes.
I can take on the clouds, they're no longer gray
They're gray not because they're unsure,
All of your cats are grey.
- It's a legal grey area.
- It's a legal gray area.
It's a moral gray area.
Could I borrow your gray suit?
It's a gray stone building.
Gray goes well with red.
Tom has a lot of gray hair.
I live in the gray house down the street.
with a few more wrinkles and grey hair,
An old man has a long gray beard.
My father has a blue and gray tie.
The gray sweater I like more than the purple.
I found my first gray hair this morning.
Tom has a patch of gray in his hair.
Tom was wearing a gray suit.
- I would say it's a gray area.
- I would say that it's a gray area.
Tom was wearing a gray hoodie.
Tom is wearing a gray suit.
Sami was wearing a gray hoodie.
The short woman wears a gray suit.
Tom has gray hair.
Tom handed Mary a thick gray envelope.
The day is gray and there is much snow in the mountains.
My friend disappeared like a grey mule in the fog.
Neither Tom nor Mary has gray hair.
Tom has more and more gray hair.
Her gray hair makes her look older than her age.
My office is on the fourth floor of that gray six-story building.
The tall woman wears a gray suit.
Tom was wearing a gray suit with a red tie.
O grey pussycat, please don't purr. Grandpa might hear you.
I like the gray sweater more than the purple one.
I don't like this hat. I prefer the gray one.
This happened in autumn. Light gray clouds covered the sky.
Is that cat grey?
Gray squirrels bury nuts, but red squirrels don't.
- This pencil is not grey.
- This pencil is not gray.
I noticed that a small gray animal was looking toward us.
The sky is gloomy and gray - a typical rainy-season sky.
Sami was dressed in black pants and a gray hoodie.
which is to blame for the fact that 4 out 5 jobs in India are on the grey market.
Her grey hair makes her look older than she is.
His grey and lifeless eyes burned like two hot coals.
They lived in a very small house at the end of a long, gray street.
Tom was wearing a gray suit and a red tie.
Dr. Pepperberg and her colleagues have found that Alex, an African grey parrot, can count up to 8.
Can you hurry and go buy grey bread from the baker? And make him cut it!
Grey translations are indirect translations. In other words, they are translations of the translations, and not translations of the main sentence (the main sentence is the sentence in big letters).