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Significats de picnick on en anglès

Encara no tenim significats per a "picnick on".
Ús de picnick on en anglès
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They rode through autumn woodlands, and picnicked on the side of a hill.
The Safety Curtain, and Other Stories
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The next day they went on a five-mile hike, and picnicked on the way.
Danielle Steel
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Balloons floated by, aerostat artists pedaled overhead, music filled the air while people picnicked on the lawns.
The Postman
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And sure enough, there were more Parisians picnicking on the Esplanade des Invalides today than queuing in polling stations.
The Irish Times
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And sure enough, there were more Parisians picnicking on the Esplanade des Invalides yesterday than queuing in polling stations.
The Irish Times
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It was still early summer, and there were no bathers, only two or three families picnicking on plastic sheets.
Spiral
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Perhaps because I liked to think of them there together, picnicking on a river-bank forever and a day, happy at last.
Hell to pay
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Everybody goes everywhere nowadays, and you tumble over friends in Damascus and find your tailor picnicking on the slopes of Lebanon.
Pearl of Pearl Island
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The famous couple had just picnicked on their island retreat, Dorinish, one of the tiny maze of islands in Clew Bay.
The Irish Times
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The crash was witnessed by many New Year's Eve revellers who were in the area picnicking on the riverbank, boating and fishing.
Radio NZ
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Her first really sentimental encounter came at the end of a long day's picnicking on the hot sands of the lake beach.
One Woman's Life
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The key to our front door was never removed, even on weekends when we picnicked on the islands on lower Lough Corrib.
The Irish Times
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In the village of Beranga we watched a game of petanque, and picnicked on hams and cheeses from a tiny, smoke-blackened shop.
The Guardian
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At that very moment, 130 miles away, in the little town of Rockland, Maine, Harry and Nola were picnicking on a seaside boardwalk.
The Truth About the Harry Quebert Affair
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They even treated themselves to holidays-theypurchased a quart of ice-cream on one day, and hired a boat and went picnicking on another.
Love's Pilgrimage: A Novel
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During a royal visit in 1868, Queen Victoria's son, Prince Alfred, was shot in an assassination attempt as he picnicked on Bondi Beach.
Reuters