Примери коришћења Joséphine на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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It's Joséphine.
Joséphine, in position.
How are you, Joséphine?
Joséphine Karlsson, you?
Hello?- Szabo, it's Joséphine.
Joséphine also took an interest in landscaping and botany.
I'd like you to read it first, Joséphine.
Joséphine used her home to host social gatherings and concerts.
And, unfortunately for both of them, Joséphine died suddenly not long after.
Long before the advent of the mobile phone,it is believed that Napoleon Bonaparte made precisely the same demand of his wife, Joséphine.
As for Napoleon, when he received the news that Joséphine had died, he locked himself away for two days.
It is now known that Joséphine and Madame de Rémusat had begged Bonaparte for mercy towards the duke; but nothing would bend his will.
Of course, as noted,this didn't stop Napoleon and Joséphine from incessantly writing to one another.
Joséphine, as always, was accommodating, writing,“But[Marie] rejected this proposal with such manifest dissatisfaction, that it was not renewed.
When his son was around two,he also began secretly allowing Joséphine to see the boy so she could get to know him.
Unfortunately for Joséphine, she was unable to get pregnant, which was a big problem for Napoleon who, as he so aptly put, needed an heir.
Before Napoleon, she always went by Rose, but he disliked that name andbegan calling her Joséphine, a slight variant of“Josèphe”.
So the common rumor that this was an intentional slight at Joséphine is probably incorrect, even if Napoleon's sisters perhaps enjoyed it either way.
As you might imagine, this was much to the chagrin of his very jealous second wife, Marie Louise,who no doubt was well aware that she was only around instead of Joséphine because of her baby making abilities.
Later when Napoleon was banished to Elba,this put Joséphine in a somewhat precarious political position of still being an unapologetic Napoleon supporter and former wife of the emperor.
The château was built in 1620 in Early Baroque style andwas acquired in 1799 by Joséphine de Beauharnais, Napoleon's first wife.
It is noted that after being crowned, Joséphine attempted to ascend to her throne only to almost fall over backwards when her helpers forwent their duty and remained at the bottom of the steps.
His mother was Hortense de Beauharnais, the only daughter of Napoleon's wife Joséphine de Beauharnais by her first marriage to Alexandre de Beauharnais.
However, despite while married he and Joséphine having had affairs(including some in which he sired offspring) and him casting her aside, he apparently never lost his affection for his first wife, nor she for him.
Upon arriving in the cathedral to thundering applause, the sound of a several hundred person choir, and yet more cannon fire,Napoleon and Joséphine then donned giant, impossibly fuzzy ermine-lined pimp capes weighing some 80 pounds each.
Well apparently Raguineau had once advised Napoleon's wife, Joséphine, not to marry Napoleon as he was a man“who has nothing but a cape and a sword”- a statement Napoleon had evidently taken great offence to and wanted to take the chance to bring up one last time before being crowned the most powerful man in all of France and, indeed, one of the most powerful men in the world.
In fact, reportedly unlike many other correspondence,Napoleon nearly always immediately stopped whatever he was doing to tear open any letter from Joséphine immediately upon receiving it, even occasionally interrupting meetings while campaigning to do so.
The following cultivars have gained the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit:-'Beth''Beurré Hardy''Beurré Superfin''Concorde''Conference''Doyenne du Comice''Joséphine de Malines' The purely decorative cultivar P. salicifolia‘Pendula', with pendulous branches and silvery leaves, has also won the award.