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601. Apse (abside)
:: Placing each channel inside each of the symmetrical apses on the ceiling and another on the roof truss the performances would then take on specific tonal characteristics for each room
602. Aquarium (aquário)
:: The tubes were floated in 57 L plastic aquaria receiving flowthrough sea water pumped directly from the ocean
603. Arcade (videogames)
:: The Dixieland Jazz Band played background music while people browsed the arcade s shops including a hair salon a home furnishing shop and a travel agents
604. Backyard (quintal)
:: She wanted her to grow up in a nice house with a backyard so she could play
605. Caravan (caravana)
:: a gypsy caravan
606. Chest (peito)
:: I would only be inflicting my germs all over you and giving you a bad chest
607. Consecrate (consagrar)
:: We believe that if he is consecrated the unity of the Church of England and Anglican Communion will be disrupted
608. Conservation (conservação)
:: It would solve real problems energy conservation sickbuilding syndrome resource depletion
609. Crane (guindaste)
:: Volunteers used an overhead crane that had been left in the space to rig the theatrical lighting
610. Exclusive (exclusivo)
:: With rising costs of timber and skilled labour hard to find woodcarvings have become expensive and the exclusive realm of the rich
611. Foreman (capataz)
:: More often workers and union committeemen verbally abused or threatened their foremen and supervisors
612. Garden (jardim)
:: In the fifteen years Ive gardened in the desert I have yet to find a variety of tomato meant for freshoffthevine eating that produces as reliably and abundantly as this classic example of a hybrid plant variety
613. Gargoyle (gárgula)
:: The ancient Greeks adorned important buildings with gargoyles to throw water away from the foundations
614. Gravel (cascalho)
:: Large stones have been carefully arranged to sit like islands in the immaculately raked gravel
615. Graveyard (cemitério)
:: The graveyard was used from the beginning as poor people who went to the workhouse couldnt afford to be buried in the church graveyards
616. Indoor (interior)
:: The rise of the indoor soccer centre may not after all be behind the sharp decline in park football
617. Indoors (dentro de casa)
:: The howling sent numerous shivers down his spine but he carried on eager to reach the warmth of the indoors
618. Ladder (escada)
:: Their only chance to get a foot on the property ladder is in places like Carlow
619. Norman (normando)
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620. Path (caminho)
:: Having gone through different phases of an economic experiment all three models are finally moving toward the path of a free economy
621. Patio (pátio)
:: There is a paved splitlevel patio and a lily pond with two small fountains
622. Pipework (tubagens)
:: over the years copper pipework corrodes in places
623. Pot (maconha)
:: A pot of tea for Ann and sparkling mineral water for me completed our snack at 815
624. Rug (tapete)
:: Sure it had its elegant aspects like polished oak tables and cabinets and fine material for the rugs and curtains but the room was dull and boring
625. Slug (lesma)
:: Propelled through the air with an accompanying plume of sulphurous smoke yet another lead slug tore through the wooden board which happened to be todays target
626. Traditional (tradicional)
:: Nonetheless he applauds how Edinburgh and Glasgow have both moved away from traditional jazz in order to encompass wider definitions of the genre
627. Window (janela)
:: it fell out the window
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