Examples of using Dinkle in English and their translations into Czech
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Colloquial
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Official
Sure, Mrs Dinkle.
Vera Dinkle! You come back here!
Horowitz. Mrs. Dinkle!
Mary Daisy Dinkle. Your friend in Australia.
Horowitz. Mrs. Dinkle!
Mary Daisy Dinkle. Your friend in Australia.
Yours'sincerealy', Mary Daisy Dinkle.
Sure, Mrs Dinkle. Hop in!
Yours'sincerealy', Mary Daisy Dinkle.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, thank you for your letter, chocolate bar, lamington and pompom.
This is the man I have been seeing,Dr. Dinkle.
Lamington and pompom. Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, thank you for your letter, chocolate bar.
I understand the concept perfectly,Mr. Dinkle.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, thank you for your letter, chocolate bar, lamington and pompom.
Your friend in Australia, Mary Daisy Dinkle.
My name is Mary Daisy Dinkle and I am 8 years old, 3 months and 9 days.: Dear Mr M Horowitz.
A lot of things puzzled Mary especially her mother,Vera Lorraine Dinkle.
My name is Mary Daisy Dinkle, Horowitz, and I am eight years old, three months, and nine days.
People had weird names in America,Mary Daisy Dinkle thought to herself.
My name is Mary Daisy Dinkle, Horowitz, and I am eight years old, three months, and nine days.
A lot of things puzzled Mary especially her mother,Vera Lorraine Dinkle.
Mary's father, Noel Norman Dinkle, worked in a factory, attaching the strings to tea bags.
Thank you for the letter, which I opened and read at 9.: Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle.
Dear Mr M Horowitz,my name is Mary Daisy Dinkle and I am 8 years old, 3 months and 9 days.
Dear Mr M Horowitz, and I am 8 years old, 3 months and 9 days. my name is Mary Daisy Dinkle.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, there is something I have to tell you which will explain why I have not written.
And I am eight years old, three months, and nine days. my name is Mary Daisy Dinkle, Horowitz.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, thank you for the letter, which I opened and read at 9.17pm after my Overeaters Anonymous class.
Worked in a factory, attaching the strings to tea bags. Mary's father,Noel Norman Dinkle.
Dear Mary Daisy Dinkle, I cannot express myself very clearly at this moment and so I will list my emotions in the order they feel most intense… hurt, confuzzledness, betrayal, discomfort, distress and wheeziness.