Ferrari English

Meaning Ferrari meaning

What does Ferrari mean?

Ferrari properNoun

— } of Italian origin

Ferrari properNoun

— Ferrari S.p.A., an Italian sports car manufacturer.

Ferrari noun

— Italian car

Examples Ferrari examples

How do I use Ferrari in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Even if I had enough money, I still wouldn't buy a Ferrari.

He drives a Ferrari.

Can you imagine a blue Ferrari?

Tom drives a red Ferrari.

Tom bought a Ferrari.

I don't want a Ferrari bad enough to sell my house to get one.

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Ooh, you got a Ferrari?

Hello, Ferrari.

Ferrari wants you to work for him at the Blue Parrot.

Ferrari?

It can be most helpful to know Ferrari.

Ferrari is the fat gent at the table.

Ferrari is waiting for our answer.

I've already spoken to Ferrari.

Umberto Domenico Ferrari.

Who's Mr. Ferrari?

Shall we go, Mr. Ferrari?

My dear Ferrari, how are you?

Good-bye, Ferrari.

I've already spoken to Ferrari. You'll still win at roulette.

I got a Ferrari motor in my job.

He's rich, handsome, rides a horse and drives a Ferrari.

He overtakes the Monacan, who's been driving a very tactical race in his private Ferrari.

It's a Ferrari.

So this is the Ferrari?

Now, Charles drives a Ferrari, enters with a key, and resorts to collective bargaining.

Now, only a Ferrari.

And what it said about the latest Ferrari?

Ooh, you got a Ferrari? - Lambo?

This is a job for Signor Ferrari.

It can be most helpful to know Signor Ferrari.

Signor Ferrari is the fat gent at the table.

Signor Ferrari thinks it might just be possible to get an exit visa for you.

We've decided, Signor Ferrari.

But I've spoken to Ferrari. You'll still win at roulette.

The Ferrari?

More than a Ferrari!