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Significats de chopine en anglès

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чопины
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chapin
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Shoe or overshoe with a thick platform sole.

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        sabates de plataforma

        A woman's shoe with a very high thick sole.

              sabates de plataforma
              Sinònims
              Examples for "chopin"
              Examples for "chopin"
              1
              Barrias has worthily painted the last scene in the life of Chopin.
              Among the Great Masters of Music / Scenes in the Lives of Famous...
              2
              The prelude in D-flat represents a larger flight of the Chopin fancy.
              The Masters and Their Music / A series of illustrative programs ...
              3
              Chopin is the musical soul of Poland; he incarnates its political passion.
              Chopin : the Man and His Music
              4
              Chopin returned to London in November, and left England in January 1849.
              The World's Great Men of Music: Story-Lives of Master Musicians
              5
              The rupture between Chopin and Madame Sand came about in this way.
              Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2
              1
              Look at your padded bosoms, and your wooden heeled chopines to raise your little stunted limbs up and deceive the world.
              The Cloister and the Hearth
              2
              Drawing from Chopines in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
              Two Centuries of Costume in America, Volume 1 (1620-1820)
              Ús de chopine en anglès
              1
              The tallest chopine had a sole about nine inches thick.
              Two Centuries of Costume in America, Volume 1 (1620-1820)
              2
              Galope-Chopine turned pale himself and dropped his porringer on the table.
              The Chouans
              3
              Galope-Chopine is sure to be on watch to warn the Gars.
              The Chouans
              4
              Galope-Chopine listened to the rustling of the wind as though he still had hope.
              The Chouans
              5
              At this instant Galope-Chopine's boy suddenly appeared among them like a rat from a hole.
              The Chouans
              6
              The wife of Galope-Chopine turned pale as she heard the un-Catholic oath of the so-called Chouan.
              The Chouans
              7
              The pair soon reached the hut of Galope-Chopine.
              The Chouans
              8
              Galope-Chopine carefully avoided the main-road and guided the two women through the labyrinth of by-ways which intersect Brittany.
              The Chouans
              9
              The big dog sprang up barking, but a word from Galope-Chopine silenced him and he wagged his tail.
              The Chouans
              10
              I can't eat, said Galope-Chopine, anxiously.
              The Chouans
              11
              Your country-house at Fougeres is not far from Gibarry's farm where my cousin Galope-Chopine, otherwise called Cibot, lives.
              The Chouans
              12
              Galope-Chopine offered his old duck-shooter.
              The Chouans
              13
              Galope-Chopine, armed with a double-barrelled gun, wore a long goatskin, which gave him something the look of Robinson Crusoe.
              The Chouans
              14
              "Haven't you received any of it, Galope-Chopine?" asked the miser, in despair.
              The Chouans
              15
              Galope-Chopine hesitated a moment.
              The Chouans
              16
              Look at your padded bosoms, and your wooden heeled chopines to raise your little stunted limbs up and deceive the world.
              The Cloister and the Hearth
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              Translations for chopine
              espanyol
              chapin
              Chopine a través del temps