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Meanings of large estates in English
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Usage of large estates in English
1
She will be rich, as she will inherit large estates in Poland.
2
Of course, like everything else, the large estates have their evils too.
3
And in centuries past large estates often kept warrens of hares for hunting.
4
The later tendency was towards the absorption of smaller holdings into large estates.
5
The Lowther family have large estates around the town, with many valuable coal-mines.
6
Mr. Talboys is a gentleman of old family and large estates.
7
All around, for miles, were other large estates, a veritable colony of wealth.
8
This was Count Rosenberg, a nobleman of large estates, at Trebona, in Bohemia.
9
His large estates were all sold to meet these extraordinary expenses.
10
This was because tobacco, cultivated on large estates, was a source of wealth.
11
Your health is poor, you have a young daughter, you have large estates.
12
You, a man that buys large estates for cash, steal flower-pots!
13
The many large estates are rich in gardens and orchards.
14
The heir to large estates is in a different position.
15
The small holdings merged rapidly into large estates bought up by the Roman capitalists.
16
My farer, he has very large estates in ze Havana.
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Large estates through the time
Large estates across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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