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Significados de cremation en inglés

ruso
кремация
portugués
crematório
español
pira funeral
catalán
cremació
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Disposition of a dead body by burning, vaporization, and oxidation.

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pira funeral

The burning of a dead body.

Uso de cremation en inglés
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When he returned to his office, he must issue a cremation order.
Shinjū
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Mr Dalley said a proper cremation and burial served a greater purpose.
Radio NZ
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They're organising a cremation over there-they'llbring her ashes back home .
Book of lost threads
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He will then be taken by loved ones for a private cremation.
Radio NZ
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We have, of course, arranged for the customary cremation with the undertaker.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Then of course there was the autopsy, the cremation, and the funeral.
Fireflies
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From this or some similar conceit the practice of cremation probably originated.
Houses and House-Life of the American Aborigines
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We organise a beautiful cremation service and make Kruges deliver the eulogy.
News.com.au
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The Tlascalans practiced cremation, but it was generally limited to the chiefs.
Houses and House-Life of the American Aborigines
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To his cremation? Most of the two-metre-high painting is deliberately raw canvas.
The Guardian
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The mother helped Miss Pettigrew make the arrangements for her sister's cremation.
The new yorker
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His coronation will not happen until after King Bhumibol's cremation, expected next year.
Radio NZ
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She signed the document authorizing cremation and paid the necessary fee.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
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His coronation will not take place until after his father's cremation next year.
Reuters
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A cremation service for convicted fraudster Julia Holmes has taken place in Cork.
The Irish Times
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Capo said people are curious about cremation and again got technical about it.
The new yorker
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catalán
cremació
Cremation a través del tiempo
Cremation por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Reino Unido
Común