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Significats de marimonda en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "nick"
Examples for "nick"
1
It is in the nick of time, too, just at the crisis.
2
Environment Minister Nick Smith said this approach had proved successful in Australia.
3
Fisheries reporter, Nick Butcher took to the sea last year to investigate.
4
I wish Nick Brown every success in his new role, she said.
5
As a result, Stellies have a real chance of nicking a point.
Ús de marimonda en anglès
1
The marimonda was becoming charred and black, and would soon be ready for mastication.
2
The marimonda is far from being a handsome monkey.
3
There are several species of them known-thecoaita, the white-faced ,theblack cayou, the beelzebub, the chamek, the black-handed, and the marimonda.
4
He walked quietly back for his axe; and bringing it up, soon felled the tree, and took the marimonda mother with him to the camp.
5
Marimonda reminds him of Stradling; the monkey shall pay for the man!
6
He remembers his lasso; he puts one end of it into Marimonda's hand.
7
As he is about to set out, Marimonda approaches, preparing to accompany him.
8
Marimonda, to whose intelligence he knows not where to affix bounds!
9
Marimonda passed the night in awaiting him, uttering plaintive cries.
10
Marimonda has no longer her lively and dancing motions; she also seems languid, sad.
11
Marimonda, on her side, has also inspected the island; she has already tasted its productions.
12
But Marimonda is the captain's monkey; she has been his property, his favorite, his flatterer!
13
Marimonda welcomes her new guests, and this evening all in the habitation breathes joy and tranquillity.
14
Falling then upon his knees, with his forehead upon the ground, he prays God for Marimonda.
15
Selkirk is astonished; he applauds the tricks of Marimonda, the sports and combats of his other subjects.
16
Why may it not be Marimonda?
Col·locacions frequents
Marimonda a través del temps