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Meanings of cobblestone in English

Portuguese
paralelepípedo

Rectangular paving stone with curved top; once used to make roads.

paralelepípedo

Counter-Strike map.

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Usage of cobblestone in English
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Lisette guided him along the cobblestone pathways, unerring, sure of her destination.
The blood that bonds
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Dark water gushed and gurgled past their feet along the cobblestone riverbed.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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And it could not have more room unless a cobblestone were removed.
Music Talks with Children
4
The instant his feet touched cobblestone, he bolted, hearing Chane close behind.
Thief of lives
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Just another high cobblestone wall, stretching up into the infinite blackness overhead.
Ready Player One
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They walked to the door and stepped outside, onto the cobblestone sidewalk.
Phantoms
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Just then the toe of Eva's tennis shoe caught on a cobblestone.
The book of spies
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It had got no more than six feet when a cobblestone exploded.
Faerie Wars
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Hundreds of feet below, the cobblestone piazza beckons like a tranquil oasis.
Inferno
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It was a five-hundred-foot drop straight down to a rubble-strewn cobblestone street.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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The winding cobblestone street is fronted by rows of elegantly gabled facades.
The South African
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Chap limped slightly, his paws obviously aching from the city's cobblestone streets.
Thief of lives
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Thank you. They reached a narrow, cobblestone alleyway between two buildings.
The bourne identity
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Annie had come down to the bottom of the cobblestone path.
Vrin: ten mortal gods
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The heavy limousine began to roll along the narrow cobblestone drive.
Act of treason
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In two-dimensional cultures the primary cardiac endothelial cells arrayed into a cobblestone-like structure.
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