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Meanings of oxford shoe in English

Russian
oксфорды
Spanish
zapato oxford
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Laced shoe characterized by shoelace eyelet tabs that are stitched underneath the vamp.

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oксфорды
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Examples for "oxford"
Examples for "oxford"
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Technology offers great promise with 'intelligent borders'. Hunt was educated at Oxford.
Reuters
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Trial date is set for the second week in May at Oxford.
Silks
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McLaren tech is helping Oxford doctors to monitor patients' progress after treatment.
BBC
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Oxford also overtook Cambridge in subject rankingsfor law, history and modern languages.
The Guardian
5
The Oxford English Dictionary has announced its word of the year: omnishambles.
Radio NZ
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Her balmoral has been seen and the train is saved.
The Children's Portion
2
Well, if that ain't our Letty's red balmoral.
The Children's Portion
3
Cameron rang Balmoral again, and this time the Queen agreed to return.
The Guardian
4
Every summer the queen leaves London for her Scottish country estate, Balmoral.
Reuters
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On the 30th of August the Court went to Balmoral by Edinburgh.
Life of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen — Volume 2
Usage of oxford shoe in English
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There were Oxford shoes, which laced up the front through eyelets.
Our Legal Heritage : 600-1776 King Aethelbert - King George III
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The big Oxford shoe crunched him real good.
Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
3
A full white apron, long white silk stockings, and thick-soled white oxford shoes finished the ensemble.
Her mother's hope
4
Then he tried on the Panama hat that he had purchased along with the stacked-heel Oxford shoes.
Time After Time
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As I was slipping into a pair of brown leather oxford shoes, Emma knocked on the door.
Library of Souls
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The kid lifted up one of her oxford shoes and mule-kicked her leg back at my shin.
Side Jobs
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His Oxford shoes were dusty, and there was a fresh grass stain on one of the knees of his pants.
The irresistible henry house
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The simple gray suit, the inexpensive but comfortable oxford shoes, the blandly forgettable tie: Wolgast might have been looking in a mirror.
The passage
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"It's another riddle." He looked at the weird, blood-red Oxford shoe in his hands with distaste.
Wizard and glass
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