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Meanings of undecomposed in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "good"
Examples for "good"
1
Not just America this time-Europe, Russia, China-anywhere with resources and good minds.
2
Of course, people need housing, they need food, they need good education.
3
Another good question, because we have certainly seen that happen this year.
4
Economic news coming out of Northern Europe, including Germany, has been good.
5
Given the latter case, the former problem is probably a good thing.
1
I must admit I quite like Mozambique, it's pretty unspoiled, pretty rural.
2
He has been much made of in good society, and remains unspoiled.
3
According to the guidebooks, Cabo Blanco was unspoiled wilderness, almost a paradise.
4
I want to remain pure and unspoiled for its release next month.
5
Only his unspoiled simplicity and utter absence of envy could do that.
1
At that time the natural beauty that surrounded it was quite unspoilt.
2
Historic Alghero and surrounding unspoilt beaches are an easy car drive away.
3
No; you are not that; and you are quite extraordinarily unspoilt as yet.
4
Whenever I want to film images of unspoilt open landscapes, travel to Connemara.
5
Studland was until quite lately one of the most unspoilt of English villages.
Usage of undecomposed in anglès
1
It was likewise in the vampyr state, perfectly undecomposed, with blood in the chest.
2
An undecomposed body, as we have seen, was typically interpreted as a sign of vampirism.
3
Finally, the corpse is dug up and discovered to be undecomposed, seeming to substantiate the tittle-tattle.
4
Chance's sulphur process, while bicarbonate of soda is formed and separates by precipitation from the solution of undecomposed common salt.
5
Then, if once a body so disinterred were found in the fresh and undecomposed state, the whole delusion would start into existence.
6
But some years after his death, his body was found undecomposed; he then became a saint, and men now pray at his tomb.
7
After six to eight months, the only identifiable remains were a few corn cobs, squash seeds, tomato skins and some undecomposed corn husks.
8
It is certain, that in every spirituous fermentation there is a portion of the sweet matter which remains undecomposed and in its original state.
9
The sweet flavor, I think, may be due to the presence of a very small quantity of undecomposed saccharin, carried mechanically with the fumes.
10
You will remember, however, that even this sloping land is more or less acid, although here and there we found pieces of undecomposed limestone.
11
The sodium hydroxide formed is a white solid which remains dissolved in the undecomposed water, and may be obtained by evaporating the solution to dryness.
12
Undecomposed particles require re-fusion.
13
It was likewise in the vampyr state, perfectly undecomposed, with blood in the chest.
14
An undecomposed body, as we have seen, was typically interpreted as a sign of vampirism.
15
Finally, the corpse is dug up and discovered to be undecomposed, seeming to substantiate the tittle-tattle.
16
Chance's sulphur process, while bicarbonate of soda is formed and separates by precipitation from the solution of undecomposed common salt.
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