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Significats de caress gesture en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "caress gesture".
Ús de caress gesture en anglès
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I stepped back, but he seized my hand, in a caressing gesture.
Bab: A Sub-Deb
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The sculptor especially grew excited in his delight, and indulged in caressing gestures.
His Masterpiece
3
The Baron came near to her and touched her with a caressing gesture.
The Eternal City
4
She stood beside him, and laid her hand upon his arm with a caressing gesture.
Scottish sketches
5
She sighed, and lightly touched his hand, with a caressing gesture he remembered of old.
Helena
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Then she walked to the window, touching the things she passed with a little caressing gesture.
Balloons
7
Then, tucking the violin under his chin with an eager caressing gesture, he began to play.
The House of Toys
8
Not five minutes pass without some fond expression, or caressing gesture, to his wife or his daughter.
Life and Letters of Lord Macaulay. Volume 1
9
Then she remembered, smiled at her preserver and extended towards him with a caressing gesture her pretty little dirty hands.
The Gods are Athirst
10
She went to sit beside Sylvia, and put her arm around her shoulder in a caressing gesture, evidently familiar to her.
The Bent Twig
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And as the young girl was again going to protest, she closed her mouth, with a caressing gesture of her hand.
Doctor Pascal
12
Just let me try him. She held out her soft white hand toward the sulky bird with a fearless, caressing gesture.
The Great Taboo
13
Mrs. Ansell restored the innumerable implements to her writing-case, and laid her arm with a caressing gesture on Mrs. Westmore's shoulder.
The Fruit of the Tree
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She passed a last light touch over the flowers, and crossing the room, brushed her friend's hand with the same caressing gesture.
The Fruit of the Tree
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Be my sweetheart, he added, with one of the caressing gestures familiar to the Poles, for which they are unjustly accused of servility.
Poor Relations
16
"Don't cry, May," said Day, with a caressing gesture towards her in spite of the place.
The Debtor: A Novel