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Topic Culture:: PAGE #9
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241. Acoustic (akustyczny)
:: Innovations within the product lines of acoustic tile manufacturers allow for a more clean crisp uncluttered aesthetic
242. Baritone (baryton)
:: Initially Cohens bleak baritone vocal theres no singing just his trademark uncompromising conversational drawl paints a barren unrewarding landscape
243. Black (czarny)
:: Those who get red cards play against those who get black ones
244. Cinema (kino)
:: His new film is American independent cinema at its best
245. Cinematography (kinematografia)
:: She owes a debt to cinematographer Ellen Kuras whose digital camerawork captures just the right emotion in every scene
246. Circle (okrąg)
:: Were sitting in his spacious living room which is furnished with two couches and a dozen plastic green chairs arranged in a circle
247. Freeze (zamrażać)
:: The government can freeze assets or proscribe groups if a UN Security Council freezing order has been issued
248. Leaf (liść)
:: Tobacco or some stronger leaf smoulders in the ashtray
249. Leaflet (ulotka)
:: I wish there had been a leaflet distributed or an advertisement campaign
250. Loudspeaker (głośnik)
:: A single switch controls all lights and there are separately controlled loudspeakers connected to a central system
251. Masque (Masque)
:: He had painted the ceiling for the Whitehall Banqueting House where masques had been performed and through which in a pointed gesture Charles I was made to pass on the way to his execution
252. Ode (oda)
:: As true sycophants we sing odes eulogizing rulers while creative literary minds great artists are simply ignored
253. Oeuvre (oeuvre)
:: Both novels occupy somewhat ambiguous positions in the oeuvres of their authors
254. Paint (farba)
:: Come here Mum said and smeared white face paint all over Abbys face
255. Painter (malarz)
:: Theres even an artist a painter to keep an illustrated record of the trip
256. Percussionist (perkusista)
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257. Plug (wtyczka)
:: The big rod flexed again and again driving the plug across the water
258. Printing (druk)
:: The history of writing has been influenced by technological developments such as the invention of paper and printing and by increased literacy due to the expansion of formal education
259. Sampling (próbowanie)
:: His songs are emotive and honest and this hybrid blending of scratching and sampling with conventional instrumentation is a success
260. Soft (miękki)
:: We looked at Raphaels use of the tondo format and how he echoed this circular shape in the soft rounded forms of his Madonnas
261. Standard (standard)
:: these are the standard texts for this course
262. Subject (Przedmiot)
:: The issue of gated communities has been a subject of intense public debate and litigation in recent months
263. Tale (opowieść)
:: Like other Central Asian peoples the Turkmens have a rich folklore tradition of epic stories tales and lyric poems
264. Talkie (talkie)
:: Likewise when talkies replaced silent movies many stars of the earlier era were unable to adapt and became human relics
265. Tambourine (tamburyn)
:: At this stage we are confident however there is a rumour circulating around musical circles that one of the tambourinists may be taking a break from music mid to late next year
266. Trombone (puzon)
:: The works required four trumpets three trombones one tuba and several percussion instruments including bells amp whistles
267. Upstage (w głąb sceny)
:: What I question is Zeffirellis decision to set the action in what looks like a mix of Art Deco hotel lobby and theatre foyer with a fake audience on stage and characters making upstage entrances through a false arch
268. Wardrobe (szafa)
:: Any washing is taken back to the wardrobe department for sorting laundering and ironing
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