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Significats de buss (bussed) en anglès

portuguès
ósculo
català
petó
espanyol
beso
Wikidata

The act of caressing with the lips (or an instance thereof)

petó
portuguès
dar um beijo
català
besar-se
Wikidata

Touch with the lips or press the lips (against someone's mouth or other body part) as an expression of love, greeting, etc.

besar-se
Ús de bussed en anglès
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Homeless families were bussed to the site by the Landless Workers' Movement.
The Guardian
2
From there, they would be bussed to the military facility at Whangaparāoa.
Radio NZ
3
Even the kids are bussed to school. She cracked her door open.
Colorado abduction
4
He bussed the birthmark, matched his lush lips with the smaller configuration.
The notorious scoundrel
5
He bussed her mouth with a soft, light kiss, curtailing her protest.
The notorious scoundrel
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What happened last Friday when many people were bussed in was a disgrace.
The Irish Times
7
Thousands of people were bussed around the country to planting sites.
News.com.au
8
The children from bad areas of the city are being bussed to P.S.
The new yorker
9
Which is exactly what the crowd has queued and bussed and hollered for.
Radio NZ
10
It was diverted to Vienna in Austria and its passengers bussed to Budapest.
The Irish Times
11
The only activity is from patrolling guards and pilgrims who are bussed in.
Reuters
12
You shall not go till you have bussed your old dad.
A Set of Rogues / Namely Christopher Sutton, John Dawson, the Se...
13
Breakfast finished, we bussed our trays and headed for the airfield.
Bones of the Lost
14
All the gentry up for'ard are bussed up comfortably like fowls for cooking.
John Frewen, South Sea Whaler / 1904
15
The entire attendance would then be bussed to the nearest airport.
The Irish Times
16
On spiked toes, she bussed Edmund's mouth, the tissue plump, swollen.
The notorious scoundrel
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Translations for bussed
espanyol
beso
Bussed a través del temps