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Meanings of rake in anglès
català
dissolut espanyol
caracter libertino A dissolute man in fashionable society.
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Sinònims
Examples for "blood"
Examples for "blood"
1
In an instant you forget; the sky is bright; the blood pounds.
2
The blood flows into the chest; it fills the lungs; he suffocates.
3
In addition to diabetes, high-blood pressure and certain cancers are also possible.
4
Vegetable blood changes colour in the leaves; experiment with spurge; with picris.
5
He choked; the blood beat in his head; he was at bursting-point.
1
Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes has said the current system rip offs consumers.
2
Science ministers come and go without saying a word about this rip-off.
3
Last year alone, seven people drowned as the result of a rip.
4
Then she saw the rip's true shape...and the beginnings of a solution.
5
Someone has opened and used the Magimix rip-off from the late 90s.
1
Ninety minutes for the paymaster to give the profligate state a drubbing.
2
They kept their promise, and discovered him in the most profligate society.
3
Yet, though profligate in one respect, he was temperate in every other.
4
If we choose the branch that continues our profligate habits, we will.
5
A lady has two sisters of the most profligate and unprincipled character.
1
Ligniere, a distinguished-looking roue, with disordered shirt-front arm-in-arm with christian de Neuvillette.
2
A simpleton of twenty is better than a roue of twenty.
3
As a man of pleasure, for instance, what more active roue than he?
4
An accomplished roue always affects to moralise; it is a part of his character.
5
Nat Hicks, tailor and roue, came to sit beside him.
1
A heartless bastard, a rakehell, a libertine, and he made no apologies.
2
He was Malachi Constant of Hollywood, California, the richest American-anda notorious rakehell.
3
I haven't had a rakehell reputation in years.
4
He was denying himself, when he usually took what he wanted like the rakehell he was.
5
Though why she should think happiness would come from a rakehell like Rohan was quite ridiculous.
català
pendent espanyol
inclinación Usage of rake in anglès
1
You know he used to be quite a rake in his day.
2
Price, Weber help Canadiens rake Leafs MONTREAL -A healthy Carey Price.
3
This is a rake's progress that cannot be sustained for much longer.
4
A family beckoned and taught me how to use the rake myself.
5
So what exactly did Kim do to rake in some serious dough?
6
The rake, I mean; lives a mile or two out of Sydney.
7
Is he going to buy a rake of new hats and overcoats?
8
As the rake travelled over the gravel a regular, strident sound arose.
9
You know, you could be quite a rake too, if you tried.
10
In 1857 Magnus and I bought a Seymour & Morgan hand-rake reaper.
11
With the rake he heaped together the brittle filaments of burned hay.
12
The less said about poodles the better; why rake up the past?
13
A little judicious urging with the rake and she was within reach.
14
The tears flowed with every rake, and so did the fervent execrations.
15
And maybe 15 seconds with a rake pick and a tension wrench.
16
It seems a useless thing for us to rake up the past.
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