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Meanings of chopines in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chopin"
Examples for "chopin"
1
Barrias has worthily painted the last scene in the life of Chopin.
2
The prelude in D-flat represents a larger flight of the Chopin fancy.
3
Chopin is the musical soul of Poland; he incarnates its political passion.
4
Chopin returned to London in November, and left England in January 1849.
5
The rupture between Chopin and Madame Sand came about in this way.
1
The tallest chopine had a sole about nine inches thick.
2
Galope-Chopine turned pale himself and dropped his porringer on the table.
3
Galope-Chopine is sure to be on watch to warn the Gars.
4
Galope-Chopine listened to the rustling of the wind as though he still had hope.
5
At this instant Galope-Chopine's boy suddenly appeared among them like a rat from a hole.
Usage of chopines in English
1
Look at your padded bosoms, and your wooden heeled chopines to raise your little stunted limbs up and deceive the world.
2
Drawing from Chopines in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford.
Frequent collocations
Chopines through the time