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Significats de beat drums en anglès

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Ús de beat drums en anglès
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Africans' Shango religion beat drums to help them tolerate the inhumanity of slavery.
Radio NZ
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At sunrise they hoisted the English colors and beat drums.
The Story of Commodore John Barry
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Men hunted game, women laughed for joy; they beat drums, they danced, they sang.
The Eternal Maiden
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They would have beat drums and danced for her.
Dagmar's daughter
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Around the quadriga ran men who shook thyrses ornamented with ribbons; others beat drums; others scattered flowers.
Quo Vadis: A Narrative of the Time of Nero
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She too had poetry at her command, knew words that sang and were spells and beat drums.
Brave New World
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More priests held smoking incense burners, tinkled bells, beat drums, or scattered rose petals upon the ground.
Shinjū
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Then they beat drums and danced.
The Eternal Maiden
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Rex Tilousi, a former tribal chairman, sang songs in the Havasupai language as others beat drums and danced.
The Guardian
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They ran errands for warriors and the largest were allowed to beat drums as they formed for battle.
Genghis: bones of the hills: a novel
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Protesters chanted slogans against the ruling party as the Putin loyalists beat drums and chanted "Putin, Russia".
BBC
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He's like one of those men who beat drums outside tents in a fair...
The Captives
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It stood in a shed, and the Balonda pray and beat drums before it all night in cases of sickness.
Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa
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And nearer, in an igloo where the men beat drums and danced, she heard the voice of Maisanguaq laughing evilly.
The Eternal Maiden
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Young artists beat drums and played bagpipes and flutes as the Dalai Lama arrived at his temple to meet his followers.
The Irish Times
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Several sit and beat drums or play on slender wood flutes, and the dancers add their own rhythm with their bodies.
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