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Meanings of figurine in anglès
Small item resembling a person or animal, sometimes part of a larger work.
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Usage of figurine in anglès
1
She watched as Maggie carefully returned the figurine to the window bench.
2
But without any interior structure, the figurine could wind up too fragile.
3
Instead, her hands closed about the baked clay form of a figurine.
4
She kissed the tiny figurine and set it back upon the shelf.
5
She felt a pressure in her eyes, and the ivory figurine blurred.
6
She twirled about him in a circle, like a gay little figurine.
7
The figurine has only one motion, flexing and unflexing its stem legs.
8
Arbeely picked up the figurine and turned it over in his hands.
9
There was a two-foot-tall figurine standing on a stool, a half-carved woman.
10
The figurine hit the iron with a massive sound and broke apart.
11
He twisted the figurine's head back, and the grating, lisping speech ceased.
12
He looked down to see a clay figurine, slick with fresh blood.
13
Rob leaned and looked at a broken figurine lying on its back.
14
The figurine that belonged in that hole rolled on the miniature's surface.
15
There is still great debate about why this figurine was carved.
16
Jim reached under the water and came up with another figurine.
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Figurine through the time
Figurine across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common