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1. Abandoned (abandonado)
:: This boa constrictor was found on a local bus one of a growing number of abandoned exotic pets the RSPCA has to deal with
2. Abbey (Mosteiro)
:: The abbey and college are also Ryedales second largest employer and trustees are asking planners to consider the benefits to the local economy
3. Archway (arco)
:: If youve ever been in a bungalow where the archways have been removed between the dining and living areas to make the space seem more open you know that the effect is exactly the opposite
4. Bulldozer (escavadeira)
:: Most of the work on these projects is done by men in bulldozers and engineers in front of computer screens
5. Construct (construir)
:: For the most part people read books to construct a favorable selfimage for themselves
6. Construction (construção)
:: The barn was a wooden construction with a corrugated iron roof and only a wide opening for a door
7. Downstairs (andar de baixo)
:: Whether its your home office a bathroom window or a downstairs bedroom the issue of privacy is one that concerns us all
8. Downtown (centro da cidade)
:: The college outgrew its quarters downtown and the Brothers acquired property in the Bronx
9. Fork (garfo)
:: For now though its just an oncoming fork in the road nothing I can do about it as the entire process is entirely out of my hands
10. Formal (formal)
:: Mark mentally brushed up on the formal dinner etiquette he had learned at the various classes his parents had forced him to go to
11. Gazebo (mirante)
:: Its the perfect choice for awnings umbrellas and casual furniture cushions as well as privacy screens and outdoor draperies for porches and gazebos
12. Gazump (gazump)
:: Its a bit like buying a house and we could still get gazumped
13. Greenhouse (estufa)
:: Mangoes and nectarines were grown in the heated greenhouses
14. Hose (mangueira)
:: For the moment the vegetables are watered by means of a hose but a sprinkler system is in the process of being installed funded by Region 4
15. Hospital (hospital)
:: It gets harder to manage your medication so people end up in managed care and hospitals
16. Lamp (luminária)
:: They can be effectively taken out under minor surgery and a new non scarring treatment called the Paterson Photo Dynamic Therapy lamp is also available
17. Lampshade (abajur)
:: The company made Indian lampshades and I managed to put them all over the UK
18. Landlady (senhoria)
:: Both the landlord and landlady came out dressed in their nightclothes
19. Manor (solar)
:: The manor house was sold to the Rutsons a family of Liverpool merchants in 1839 but they mainly lived elsewhere
20. Manse (presbitério)
:: Having rectified that its now firmly on my list of places I wouldnt mind living if a hitherto unsuspected wealthy greataunt died and left me her musty manse
21. Mansion (mansão)
:: As competition for the most impressive summer house flourished huge mansions took shape among the hills
22. Move (mover)
:: If there is any move to block the deal the opinion of the Competition Authority must be sought
23. Mow (Cortar)
:: They wake up to note their freshly mowed lawn grew back while they slept
24. Rebuild (reconstruir)
:: I found Phils post particularly illuminating and tried turning off a few of the automatic index template rebuilds
25. Rural (rural)
:: There is definitely a rich and poor side to Havana that isnt as distinct in the more rural areas
26. Seal (foca)
:: to seal the deal he offered Thornton a place on the board of the nascent company
27. Street (rua)
:: The perception that many people have of street beggars and the homeless is that they are a bunch of alcoholics or drug addicts
28. Swing (balanço)
:: But she also raises health and education as major election issues that could yet swing her vote
29. Transept (transepto)
:: The restoration will also include work to the stonework of the north and south transepts which are also crumbling badly
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