Examples of using A ruby in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A ruby, perhaps?
Looks like a ruby.
A ruby the size of a fist?
There was a ruby.
A ruby sold for $6.7 million.
People also translate
One man wore a ruby ring.
Even a ruby loses luster besides your lips.
Um, it was a… a ruby ring.
A ruby is a gemstone from the corundum family.
Look at this one. What a ruby.
The color of a Ruby is the most important feature of the gemstone.
What would Claw want with a ruby?
Forty years of marriage is a ruby wedding anniversary.
And I remember that you saw Blood Diamond and it really upset you,so instead I got you a ruby.
He's accused of smuggling a ruby out of the country.
Abu tries to steal a ruby and causes the cave to start collapsing, but the carpet helps them to the entrance.
You here to see a dead man about a ruby? I'm in town to see you?
I simply implanted a ruby prism in the microcircuitry, just like a laser.
That's the second highest-price paid for a ruby at auction.
Rolling ring with a ruby marquise(Side A) 18K gold 1.08 CT Ruby. .
Pleased with the answer, Akbar presented Birbal with a ruby and pearl chain.
Fixed atop his head will be a crown of honor, a ruby that is greater than the world and all it contains.
In the last sentence itis given that Akbar presented Birbal with a ruby and pearl chain.
One day, I saw a child playing with a ruby the size of a tangerine.
And I have sent you a robe, a sash, two large gold-embroidered bath towels,three handkerchiefs, and a ruby and pearl tiara.
Blue and turquoise colourings, fiery red palette, violet outflow, green dabs, mango half tone,color of a ruby and orange will be to the taste to bright creative natures.
George VII had to pay a huge tribute including 1,000 tankas of gold struck in the name of Timur,1,000 horses, a ruby weighing 18 mithkals, etc.
But it also leaves some room for error,so beware of these murky waters if someone is trying to sell you a ruby that looks a lot more to you like a pink sapphire!