rosen English

Meaning rosen meaning

What does rosen mean?

rosen adjective

— (obsolete, or, archaic) Made of or consisting of roses.

— (obsolete, or, archaic) Rosy; rose-coloured; ruddy.

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POPPA ROSEN: My little son!

Poppa Rosen.

Poor Poppa Rosen.

When Old Man Rosen died, it was up to me to take care of you, but I was too busy.

Miss Rosen. elevate the head of the bed, please.

Gross-Rosen, Mauthausen.

Good morning, Mr. and Mrs. Rosen.

That's alfalfa, Mrs. Rosen.

It is, Mr. Rosen.

I'd like to be married, Mrs. Rosen.

Mrs. Rosen, when you see your grandson tell him not to become a haberdasher.

No marriage for me, Mrs. Rosen.

Good for you, Mr. Rosen.

Mr. Rosen.

Rosen!

Sit down, Rosen.

Rosen disturbed the lesson with his foolish talk.

Rosen is the right man for that role.

I'd like to be married, Mrs. Rosen. I just can't seem to find the time.

No marriage for me, Mrs. Rosen. I've got a mistress.

Stand by, Acres! Good for you, Mr. Rosen.

Mr. Rosen. - Yeah? Get your wife.

Mrs. Rosen we have to go right now.

Mrs. Rosen, no more Christmas trees.

What can I tell Rosen?

Rosen, come this way.

Call Rosen, from our special section immediately.

Inspector Rosen from the Intervention Bureau.

Listen, Jeanne, right now, there is Njala, Rosen, Martin, the four of us, the six of us the twelve of us.

I'm at Jeanne's, but I won't be for much longer, 'cause I can smell Rosen's arrival.

Why Rosen?

Tell Rosen to come immediately.

Rosen's methods are a lot less pleasant, believe me!

Farges, Rosen is coming, I'll get him.

Rosen couldn't care less about what I'm going to do with you, as long as I make you talk.

You know, Rosen, now I know how we can find Joss Beaumont.

I didn't want to hit her, I swear. Rosen had me do it.

Oh Claude, send this to Inspector Rosen.

News and current affairs

As the late University of Chicago economist Sherwin Rosen postulated, globalization and changing communication technologies have increasingly made the economics of superstars important in a variety of fields.

But the response to Rosen's remark underscored the relative absence of the usual heightened scrutiny of the political wife's hair and clothes, profession and cookie recipe.