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91. Fireplace (lareira)
:: The two other double bedrooms both retain their original tiled fireplaces while one also has wooden flooring
92. Larder (despensa)
:: While the Cologne fossil is the oldest food store yet discovered two other ancient larders have been found in slightly more recent deposits in Nebraska
93. Pediment (frontão)
:: All the houses will have a traditional look with curved timber framed windows decorative roof detail and overdoor pediments
94. Pace (ritmo)
:: A possessor of great pace power and strength he also has the necessary wit and guile to progress to the very top of his sport
95. Lodger (inquilino)
:: These lodgers however did not know about Gregor
96. Loft (sótão)
:: Is there space in your garage or carport for a storage loft
97. Lofty (elevado)
:: You still enter a lofty domed hall by a small door set in an imposing gate
98. Loggia (loggia)
:: All face eastwest with deep loggias on their west sides and small balconies on the east
99. Square (quadrado)
:: The revamp also aims to encourage people to stay in the city centre before and after a trip to the theatre or the Winter Gardens by making the square an attraction in its own right
100. Decay (decair)
:: The sense of urban decay is much more evident and the chaos of the street is not balanced but overwhelming
101. Contract (contrato)
:: health authorities contract a hospital to treat a specific number of patients
102. Mill (moinho)
:: a steel mill
103. Minaret (minarete)
:: Nor is it a different truth just because some culture from the past carved it into a huge Buddha statue on the rock while his own would build it instead into a graceful mosque with minarets
104. Carve (esculpir)
:: Theres also roast beef delicately sliced from the rare side or carved away in dense pieces on the well done side
105. Choir (coro)
:: choir leader
106. House (casa)
:: It is somewhat ironic that the last great monument of the house of Wessex was mainly a product of Norman culture
107. Arsenal (arsenal)
:: we have an arsenal of computers at our disposal
108. Structure (estrutura)
:: A structure built into the tower was in front of me as Kenshin opened the glass doors for me
109. Drawbridge (ponte levadiça)
:: The drawbridges will be raised and the oil paintings mothballed as workers at historic sites around the country prepare to go on strike
110. Drawer (gaveta)
:: Secondly the effect of a decision to meet the cheque will be to cause the other account holder to stand as surety for a debt created by the drawer of the cheque
111. Synagogue (sinagoga)
:: Individual churches synagogues and temples could make their own rules about which marriages they would bless
112. Pyramid (pirâmide)
:: Youll also get a full day to explore Tikal the massive Mayan ceremonial pyramid in nearby Guatemala
113. Trellis (latada)
:: The simplest method of using the mesh is for straight fencing and trellising to support tomatoes beans and other vining plants such as cucumbers and even melons
114. Plaster (gesso)
:: With its high ceiling and original ornamental plaster coving marble fireplace vast mirror and chandelier it could be the set for a period drama
115. Plasterwork (estuque)
:: Immediately to the right is the drawing room which also has a laminated floor and decorative ceiling plasterwork
116. Reconstruction (reconstrução)
:: Emerging from the war physically devastated Europe began a process of both economic and political reconstruction
117. Housekeeping (serviço de limpeza)
:: What about the stress it causes to his partner and family when he has gambled away the housekeeping money
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