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Significats de pectoral en anglès

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Breast ornament worn in Ancient Egypt.

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        múscul pectoral

        Either of two large muscles of the chest.

              múscul pectoral
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              Examples for "ancirent egyptian pectoral"
              Examples for "ancirent egyptian pectoral"
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              395.jpg Pectoral Ornament of Usirtasen Iii
              History of Egypt, Chaldæa, Syria, Babylonia, and Assyria, Volume...
              portuguès
              peitoral
              espanyol
              torácico

              Of or relating to the chest or thorax.

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                    peitoral
                    espanyol
                    pectoral

                    An adornment worn on the chest or breast.

                          pectoral
                          Ús de pectoral en anglès
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                          He had these amazing pectoral muscles and his veins were always engorged.
                          The South African
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                          Facebook Twitter Pinterest An Anglo Saxon pectoral cross from the Galloway Hoard.
                          The Guardian
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                          I slid my fingers under his T-shirt, cupping his hard pectoral muscle.
                          Nocturnal
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                          The pectoral girdle of fishes attaches to the rear of the skull.
                          The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
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                          Aristedes looked down and saw the long, shallow cut across his right pectoral.
                          Ghost Story
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                          Mammæ, eight-fourpectoral and four inguinal, as usual in the genus.
                          Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
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                          The wound rode above the swell of his left pectoral muscle.
                          A kiss of shadows
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                          His broad pectoral muscles, in their white covering, were like slabs of marble.
                          Cashel Byron's Profession
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                          In the meantime, the birds' pectoral muscles become thicker and denser.
                          Wired
                          10
                          Why, the movement of your pectoral muscles shows that your lungs are affected.
                          Caught in the Net
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                          Coleman had a torn pectoral muscle and the others all had knee injuries.
                          Reuters
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                          A pectoral cross hung from his neck by a massive chain of gold.
                          The Bastonnais / Tale of the American Invasion of Canada in 1775...
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                          Will they still feature the glistening pectoral muscles of A-list actors?
                          Independent.ie
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                          Horemheb inhaled, the leather of his pectoral straining against his chest.
                          Nefertiti
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                          Under it there was a thin pectoral muscle and hard ribs.
                          Nothing to lose
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                          They are distinctive, with elongated pectoral fins and a dark hue.
                          The Irish Times
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                          Translations for pectoral
                          Pectoral a través del temps
                          Pectoral per variant geogràfica
                          Estats Units d'Amèrica
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