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What does collins mean?

collins

— noun tall iced drink of liquor (usually gin) with fruit juice

Collins

— noun English writer noted for early detective novels (1824-1889)

Synonyms collins synonyms

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Tom Collins

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William Wilkie Collins

Wilkie Collins

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Simple sentences

I understand that Mr. Collins has made you an offer of marriage.

I heard that Mr. Collins asked you to marry him.

Colonel Collins was the first woman to be in charge of a Space Shuttle mission.

Colonel Collins is married and has a daughter. When she has free time she likes to run, play golf and go camping.

In 1991, Eileen Collins became an astronaut.

Movie subtitles

That - that odious Mr. Collins!

I'm afraid so. You see, my mother is expecting a visit from our Cousin Collins whom none of us has ever seen.

My Cousin Collins is a man.

How long do we have to wait for this Collins person?

Matthews, go upstairs and tell Mr. Collins we're waiting dinner for him!

Mrs. Bennet, my dear, Mr. Collins.

How do you do, Mr. Collins?

Uhm, my daughters, Mr. Collins.

Unfortunately, looks aren't the only things that count, Mr. Collins.

Uh-hmm, Mr. Collins, would you tell us something about your distinguished patroness?

Do explain yourself, Mr. Collins.

I quite understand, Mr. Collins!

I'm sorry to disappoint you, Mr. Collins, but, Jane is practically engaged.

And, now, my dear Mr. Collins, shall we adjourn to the dining room?

Velma, Ma, I'd like you to meet Mr. Collins.

You, Mr. Collins?

A man phoned in a telegram for Mr. Collins.

Morning, Mr. Collins.

Shep Collins with a load of buckshot in his heart, and the like of that.

So if you want to go easy on him for killing Shep Collins, it'll be all right with me.

Ain't you gonna be kinda feared to face Shep Collins up yonder?

I never killed Shep Collins.

Tell them who killed Shep Collins.

I could stand a drink-a Rum Collins.

One Rum Collins?

Edwina Collins, Pat Josephson.

No, he goes with Edwina Collins.

That's where Edwina Collins' place is.

Miss Collins, please.

How do you do, Miss Collins?

The roof for Miss Collins.

Miss Arnold, Miss Collins. Mr. Standish.

No, Mr. Collins didn't come in yet.

Collins around?

I'll take the keys for the plane, Collins.

Name's Steve Collins.

Mr. Collins.

Tell me, Mr. Collins, wouldn't you like to do something big and something beautiful for your wife and children?

Mr. Collins, look.

Sorry, I can't go to Amarillo with you, Mr. Collins.

Mr. Collins!

News and current affairs

Francis Collins, Director of the United States' National Institutes of Health, guides us through the upheaval in his new book The Language of Life - DNA and the Revolution in Personalized Medicine.

Of course, Collins was correct; race is a crude and incomplete mechanism for understanding genetic differences.