Примери коришћења Mudd на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Yes, my Lord Mudd.
Mr. Mudd and Mr. Gold.
That's Doctor Mudd.
Harry Mudd programmed you?
Where is Doctor Mudd?
Harcourt Fenton Mudd, where have you been?
My name is Harry Mudd.
So Phil Mudd says,"Is anyone sitting here?".
Come again, Mr. Mudd?
Doctor Mudd was a dyed-in-the-wool slaver.
Guys, this is Harry Mudd.
Doctor Mudd served in the Confederate Army!
Your ex-lord, Harry Mudd.
Doctor Mudd denied that he'd ever seen Booth.
You can't bluff me, Mudd.
Our Lord, Harry Mudd, was only one example for us.
No, my Lord Mudd!
Harry Mudd is confined to his quarters under guard.
Three of them, andthree lovely ladies has Harry Mudd.
Mudd- Arabian measure of volume, equal to about 0.51 liters.
That unprincipled, evil-minded,lecherous kulak Harry Mudd programmed you?
Harry Mudd, with his own crew of lovelies, aboard your vessel.
That'd be against the law. My law. Decreed by Mudd the First.
Harry Mudd, you're a liar, and an outlaw, and in deep trouble.
Nor was he particularly young, but it seemed his father hadalso served in the Golden Company, where he had been known as Old John Mudd.
Doctor Mudd is under arrest for conspiracy in the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln.
After its controversial nature scared off a number of major studios,John Malkovich's production company, Mr. Mudd, took on the project.
The Romulans also made a brief reappearance in"The Deadly Years" while Harry Mudd returned for a second tussle with the USS Enterprise crew in the comedic episode"I, Mudd".
Mr. Mudd, you are charged with galaxy travel without a flight plan, without an identification beam, and failure to answer a starship's signal, thus effecting a menace to navigation… What, my tiny little ship in this immense galaxy?
Some of the stories were sequels to episodes from the original series, such as"More Tribbles, More Troubles"(the follow-up to"The Trouble with Tribbles"),"Once Upon aPlanet"(a sequel to"Shore Leave"), and"Mudd's Passion"(the follow-up to"Mudd's Women" and"I, Mudd").