Examples of using De groot in English and their translations into Czech
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A drink the venal Van de Groot surveying the scenery.
A drink the venal Van de Groot would be begging to imbibe… for a closer look and swinging on through the trees with effortless ease. flying through the foliage, surveying the scenery, cruising in… if he only knew how near the white ape was at that very moment.
cruising in… A drink the venal Van de Groot would be begging to imbibe… if he only knew how near the white ape was at that very moment… for a closer look and swinging on through the trees with effortless ease.
cruising in… if he only knew how near the white ape was at that very moment… A drink the venal Van de Groot would be begging to imbibe.
A drink the venal Van de Groot was at that very moment… would be begging to imbibe… surveying the scenery, cruising in… if he only knew how near the white ape flying through the foliage.
A drink the venal van de Groot would be begging to imbibe… flying through the foliage, surveying the scenery, cruising in… if he only knew how near the white ape was at that very moment.
A drink the venal Van de groot would be begging to imbibe flying through the foliage, surveying the scenery, if he only knew how near the white ape was at that very moment, cruising in for a closer look.
A drink the venal Van de Groot flying through the foliage, if he only knew how near the white ape would be begging to imbibe… surveying the scenery, cruising in… was at that very moment.
It's Mr. De Groot.
I talked to De Groot.
Captain, Mr. De Groot makes a good point.
Mr De Groot won't be staying with us.
Mr. Morley's dissent is noted along with Mr. De Groot's.
Mr. De Groot's inclined to hand you over to the crew.
Lyle Van de Groot.
Later that night, Lyle Van de Groot lost no time in making arrangements.
To Lyle van de groot, not some wild man you found in the jungle.
Wild man you found in the jungle. to Lyle Van de Groot, not some.
I also understand you intend to place your Mr. De Groot in command of her.
Now, Mr. De Groot's concerns are valid…