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Meanings of delicate china in inglés
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Usage of delicate china in inglés
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She places a delicate china cup, saucer, and spoon in front of me.
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Startled, the woman dropped her delicate china cup, shattering it on the saucer.
3
He brought out cups and saucers of delicate china and an antique silver teapot.
4
Madame poured the coffee into delicate china cups.
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Poached vegetables and steaming new red potatoes in delicate china bowls sat beside a covered serving dish.
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Aunt Maria behind her delicate china teacups gave a sniff of satisfaction, and her set face softened.
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She filled delicate china cups, and even Olivia got one, with the addition of lots of milk.
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It was a pretty scene-thesunbeams fell upon the rich silver, the delicate china, the vases of sweet flowers.
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It's like looking at a work of art-a bit of delicate china, or a picture by Francia or Guido.
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He lugged a duffel stuffed with silk scarves, brocaded vests, and delicate china plates with oriental scenes painted on them.
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On the table by her side was a tray set with delicate china and silver, over which the firelight played cheerily.
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Marcia smiled brightly as she listened, and laid the delicate china teapot down with care lest she should lose a word.
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She looked so happy and caroled forth her song so gaily, while she wiped the delicate china cups on the soft towel.
14
Close-ups of weak tea in delicate china cups, dialogue about this and that, finishing with the hand over of the bank drafts.
15
The maid returned, pushing a trolley that contained a silver tea service, delicate china cups, and a splendid cake stand of various cakes.
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She turned the bit of delicate china so that Mrs. Sherman could see the crest, and the motto, "I keep tryste."