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Примери коришћења Ross на Српском и њихови преводи на Енглески

На шпанском је Dependencia Ross а на енглеском Ross Dependency.
Ross Island lies within the boundaries of Ross Dependency.

CS1 одржавање: Формат датума( веза)↑„ Judge CJ Ross retires”.
Retrieved 17 September 2013.↑"Judge CJ Ross retires".

Nažalost Ross je mrtav,
Unfortunately, Mr. Ross was murdered,

Ross, još uvijek ste pod zakletvom.
Mr. Ross, you are still under oath.

Ross, što vas dovodi ovdje?
Mr. Ross, what brings you down here?

Ross, moram vas zamoliti da se ne obracate mojoj klijentici.
Mr. Ross, I'm gonna have to ask you not to speak to my client.

Ross, pitanja.
Mr. Ross, questions.

Ross, dobro došli u klub.
Mr. Ross, welcome to the club.

Ti si Ross, zar ne?
That's Ross, isn't it?'?

Zdravo, jel Ross tu?
Hello, is Ross there?

Da vidimo je li Ross Lee doista Ross Lee.
Let's make sure that Ross Lee is Ross Lee.

Zapravo, zovem se Ross.
It's Ross actually.

Ja nemam smisao za humor kao pukovnik Ross.
I don't have Colonel Ross's sense of humour.

Pogled s ulaznih vrata Terry Ross.
It's the view from Terry Ross's front door.

У јулу се појавио у емисији„ Friday Night with Jonathan Ross”, наступајући песмом са називом„ Coming up Easy”.
In July, he appeared on Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, performing"Coming Up Easy".

Silk Road operator Ross Ulbricht sentenced to life in prison”. the Guardian на језику.
Sam Thielman,"Silk Road operator Ross Ulbricht sentenced to life in prison", The Guardian, May 29.

Sir James Clark Ross, 15. април 1800.- 3. април 1862,
Sir James Clark Ross(April 15,

Difei; Ross, Frances M.;
Difei; Ross, Frances M.;

Philips, Ross Technology, Sun Microsystems и Texas Instruments.
Philips, Ross Technology, Sun Microsystems, and Texas Instruments.

Early Theories of Translation на сајту Пројекат Гутенберг( на језику: енглески) 1920 text by Flora Ross Amos from the series Columbia University studies in English and comparative literature.
Early Theories of Translation at Project Gutenberg 1920 text by Flora Ross Amos from the series Columbia University studies in English and comparative literature.