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31. Abridge (ograniczać)
:: Wonderfully constructed narratives such as the patriarchal stories of Genesis are reduced and abridged as to make many of them incomprehensible
32. Aisle (przejście)
:: Ive seen with my own eyes people take up four seats the entire aisle and the toilet cubile by strategic placement of a few cases
33. Album (album)
:: Hes a great deal smaller and thinner than he looks in photographs or on his album sleeves
34. Aria (aria)
:: Songs arias and operatic scenes are mixed together and that works well too
35. Balcony (balkon)
:: Michael led them to their seats in the balcony and handed her her show glasses
36. Ballad (ballada)
:: He has recorded everything from the most romantic ballads to movie theme songs disco rock and even gospel
37. Carol (kolęda)
:: The towns Christmas street lights will be switched on as various carol singing groups gather for the traditional street carolling in The Square
38. Collaborator (współpracownik)
:: It also called for strong punishment of secret collaborators with the communist regime
39. Collage (kolaż)
:: Its also one of the obvious connections to modernist art practices such as cubist or surrealist collage
40. Crescendo (crescendo)
:: The atmosphere in the stadium was fantastic and with the roof closed and the sound reaching a crescendo it made the hairs on my neck stand up
41. Diminuendo (diminuendo)
:: Like it says on the videos on this site playing quietly or diminuendoing on the low notes is difficult theres a risk of the notes splitting
42. Draft (wersja robocza)
:: Talk of reviving the military draft to supply enough troops for the war on terror is just that talk
43. Finance (finanse)
:: The firings will affect all areas including the companys corporate finance and stockbroking arms
44. Fingerboard (klawiatura)
:: Suddenly the bow in Taryns hand slid up and down vigorously her fingers flying over the fingerboards
45. Jam (dżem)
:: he had the opportunity to jam with Atlanta blues musicians
46. Landscape (krajobraz)
:: His goal was to create new categories to use the vocabulary of landscape and genre paintings for the most consecrated art
47. Location (Lokalizacja)
:: I dont otherwise want to move I have a large place in a convenient location with reasonable rent that allows pets which isnt easy to find
48. March (Marsz)
:: Hundreds of victims of Britains Abomb tests are to march on Parliament today in what they say is their best chance ever to secure compensation
49. Overture (uwertura)
:: So long has he is steeped in his loneliness hes immune to friendly overtures
50. Preface (przedmowa)
:: In addition to providing some history about them it also doubles as a preface for describing the animation
51. Retrospective (z mocą wsteczną)
:: His retrospective exhibition featured only 123 of his best works but many more have come to light since and continue to do so
52. Review (przejrzeć)
:: The majority of articles in this review acknowledged individual andor systemic racism
53. Seascape (pejzaż morski)
:: Turners seascapes are never merely paintings of the sea
54. Short (krótki)
:: shes still fifteen euro short
55. Shot (strzał)
:: a moon shot
56. Smudge (plama)
:: After applying a light foundation all over the face smudge a little cream or gel blusher over the cheekbone with a brush or finger
57. String (strunowy)
:: When you need that Mike Pinder string sound for your Moody Blues soundalike or that Kraftwerk human choir thing dial up the MTron
58. Volume (Tom)
:: Processes farther down the pipeline must be upgraded and reworked in order to handle much greater volume
59. Voluminous (obszerny)
:: But in the nineteenth century women were difficult to save their voluminous clothing was a dead weight in water and modesty usually prevented their shedding their apparel even when in danger of drowning
60. Voluntary (dobrowolny)
:: It attacks motor neurones in the spinal cord and lower brain which transmit signals from the brain to the voluntary muscles throughout the body
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