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451. Skyscraper (arranha-céu)
:: Last year the city announced a ban on the building of new skyscrapers
452. Cane (cana)
:: Now Alex observed that the third leg was much skinnier than the other two like a tree branch or a cane
453. Hammock (maca)
:: For the modern Cuna it provides fibers for making clothing brooms threads for sewing and weaving lamp wicks rope and hammocks
454. Picket (piquete)
:: It was in a yard surrounded by the same white picket fencing
455. Temple (templo)
:: They come to the temple to offer worship
456. Kitty (gatinha)
:: There is still money left in the kitty according to the manager and he says he will spend it albeit with a natural reluctance
457. Wheelbarrow (carrinho de mão)
:: Many people had loaded their possessions on to horsedrawn carts others pushed wheelbarrows or even prams
458. Aesthetic (estético)
:: What she saw and what others in the art and quilt communities began to see was a singular aesthetic
459. Hall (corredor)
:: Judging form the light it was about mid afternoon when the door at the end of the hall rattled open and a man came walking up the corridor heels clicking against concrete
460. Concrete (concreto)
:: Brand awareness should be a stepping stone to more concrete action like opposing sweatshop labour but its not an end in itself
461. School (escola)
:: I asked him how the villages paid for their half of building and supporting a school
462. Schoolhouse (prédio escolar)
:: Emeraldgreen hills are dotted with old stone churches oneroom schoolhouses and white cottages ringed by picket fences and tidy flowerbeds
463. Stilt (pernilongo)
:: Herons Egyptian geese stilts and sandpipers are already frequent visitors to the site
464. Ramp (rampa)
:: Yes I built a handicap ramp to access my building for my dog
465. Repossess (reaver)
:: According to the latest data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders mortgage repossessions and arrears rose sharply in the first half of this year
466. Roommate (colega de quarto)
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467. Avenue (Avenida)
:: Making your way over the cattle grid down the treelined avenue to Pittodrie House you can feel quite giddy with the sudden outset of countryside syndrome
468. Desecrate (profanar)
:: Human productivity and excellence if achieved by way of human desecration and abuse can only result in eventual catastrophe
469. Gable (empena)
:: Part of the gable end of the headquarters of York amp County Press in Walmgate York has been removed to allow a new fourtonne automatic inserter to be moved into place
470. Cloister (claustro)
:: Properly she should now retreat to the blessed silence of the cloister whence she strayed into the pulpit
471. Closet (armário de roupa)
:: But now their stormtrooper tactics have come out of the closet for all the world to see
472. Gothic (gótico)
::
473. Bedroom (quarto)
:: It is currently run as a hotel and has three public rooms and eight bedrooms
474. Lift (lift)
:: It has given the security department a lift and it is encouraging that there is now a serious deterrent he said
475. Veranda (varanda)
:: It is further supported by frontofhouse outdoor living spaces such as porches verandahs and courtyards
476. Vernacular (vernáculo)
:: The result is a Shakerlike blend of craft and vernacular
477. Courtyard (pátio)
:: Privacy is very important and many homes and other buildings open into private courtyards with concrete walls
478. Courthouse (tribunal)
:: Further these firms all need continuous interaction with law firms which tend to cluster near government buildings such as courthouses
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