Voorbeelden van het gebruik van He dictated in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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He dictated it.
During the night, he dictated his political testament.
He dictated a letter.
In the last couple of months that he lived, he dictated his Will.
He dictated a letter.
At the station long after the incident, all right? He dictated and signed his confession.
He dictated it to her.
Ordering De Laubardemont to leave our walls intact. After reading our petition, he dictated a letter.
He dictated it.
The artist Paul Kooiker let the visitor peer into his installations, but he dictated the distance between the visitor and the work.
So he dictated a letter to Adolf Hitler.
1940, he dictated the scene about the buffet master Sokov
He dictated his own version of what you said.
1940, he dictated the scene of the buffet master of the Variety Theatre and his meeting with Professor Kuzmin to his wife Elena Sergeevna.
He dictated the paper to his brother Harald.
1940, he dictated the scene about the buffettef Andrey Fokich Sokov of the Variety Theatre
He dictated this material from his dying bed.
After reading our petition, he dictated a letter ordering Laubardemont to leave our walls intact.
He dictated where I went,
Twain's last work was his autobiography, which he dictated and thought would be most entertaining if he went off on whims and tangents in non-chronological order.
He dictated and signed his confession at the station long after the incident.
in May 1954, he dictated these lines:“My mind is still clear,
He dictated and signed his confession… at the station long after the incident, all right?
The book he dictated to his future propaganda minister in.
Then he dictated to me at first his private will
He dictated the text of his poems,
He dictated a letter ordering Laubardemont to leave our walls intact. After reading our petition.
Later he dictated some additions to his wife,
At the end of December he dictated a voluminous letter on the national question which was to take the place of his speech at the party Congress if illness prevented him from appearing.
From his sick-bed late in 1922 he dictated a series of notes to his stenographer on"the notorious questions of autonomisation,