An Englishman painted a bear stone in Paris on Friday. What does it mean?

An Englishman with a beard stole a painting in Paris on Friday.

An Englishman with a beard stole a painting in Paris last Friday.

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British English [gl? m？ Beauty [l? m？ n]

British men; English (male), English (male);

Have you heard the joke about the Irish, the British and the Americans?

Have you ever heard jokes about Irish, British and Americans?

[Other] Plural: British

Beard English [b? D] beauty [b? R&D]

Beard; Mouth bristles and jaw hairs; Gills (of oysters, etc); Mang;

Have a beard (jaw hair, thorns); Grab (stroke) the beard and pull it out; Oppose openly and confront bravely;

He decided to grow a beard.

He decided to grow a beard.

[Other] plural: beard

Steal English [st? L] beauty [sto? l]

Women's shawl;

Steam (past tense of steam); Do it quietly, walk quietly;

She has been worried about the man who stole her new bike.

Someone stole her new bike and she was very angry.

[Other] Plural number: stoles

English for painting [? pe？ nt？ ] beauty [? pent？ ]

Painting; Oil painting; Color, color; Pigment, paint;

Verb (abbreviation of verb) painting (present participle of paint); Turn on the color;

[Example] Exciting artistic breakthroughs have recently appeared in the fields of painting, sculpture and architecture.

Recently there have been exciting artistic breakthroughs in the fields of painting, sculpture and architecture.

[Other] plural: painting

Friday English [? fra？ De? ] beauty [? fra？ De? ]

Friday, Friday, Friday; Robinson Crusoe's servant; [Name] [English surname] Fredi may be an English translation of German or Jewish names;

Mr. Cook is going to the Middle East on Friday.

Mr. Cook will go to the Middle East on Friday.

[Other] Plural: Friday