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Significats de anvers en anglès
portuguès
antuerpia A busy port and financial center in northern Belgium on the Scheldt river; it has long been a center for the diamond industry and the first stock exchange was opened there in 1460.
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Examples for "Antwerpen"
Examples for "Antwerpen"
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He stayed awhile in Antwerpen.
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That loans him for one season without a purchase option from the English Brighton & Hove Albion' Belgian publication Gazet van Antwerpen said.
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In little more than a fortnight, Sabina and Marie, with maid and courier (for Marie was rich now), were away in the old Antwerpen.
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It bought the Batumin plant in Antwerp, Belgium from Petroplus last year.
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Liege was my summer home; in the winter I removed to Antwerp.
3
Sept. 24-Frenchtake Peronne; Germans take Varennes; Belgians report victory near Antwerp.
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The Opel plant in Antwerp, Belgium, is especially at risk to close.
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In addition, the portfolio investment properties contain offices in Brussels and Antwerp.
Ús de anvers en anglès
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In the evening we reached Nouvelle Anvers, a large and populous town.
2
The frigate you boarded and carried is the Ville d'Anvers, of forty guns.
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Next year, in a Huguenot sortie from Anvers, he was slain.
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If this town is Anvers, why not call it that?
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And the whole populace, men, women, and children, have gone out of the Porte d'Anvers.
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On Sunday afternoon, I left Brussels for Antwerp (Anvers).
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And all the Belgians who live at Brussels have shut up their shops, and gone out by the Porte d'Anvers.
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I went to Anvers.
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Relation du siége d'Anvers.
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'I order you to go to Anvers, and there to execute my instructions without delay.'
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Mr. D'Anvers says, 'That to transgress a positive precept respecting worship, is a breach of the first and second commandments.'
12
Mr. H. D'Anvers: 'A seventh end of baptism is, that the baptized person may orderly thereby have an entrance into the visible church.
13
I reached Anvers in two days, and finding a yacht ready to start I got on board and arrived at Rotterdam the next day.
14
A woman at Anvers had given birth to a son, the offspring of an illicit connection, who came into the world deaf and dumb.
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And now you of course wish to know why they have all left Brussels, and further, why they have gone through the Porte d'Anvers.
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"'Anvers,'" read the minister from a post-card.