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Significados de great celerity en inglés
Aún no tenemos significados para "great celerity".
Uso de great celerity en inglés
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The whole operation was performed without unnecessary rudeness, and with greatcelerity.
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Mr. Drakelow bowed submissive, and made his exit with greatcelerity.
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The work was done with military precision and greatcelerity.
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Being well-nigh ravenous, I dispatched it with greatcelerity, washing it down with a little mild ale.
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For a time she managed her retreat with greatcelerity, leaving the two men far in the rear.
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Tarleton, however, with his light troops, proceeded with greatcelerity and overtook Morgan probably sooner than was expected.
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The problem of average haul, so often presented to the engineer, can be solved with ease and greatcelerity.
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Brandy and cakes disappeared with greatcelerity before appetites whetted by an hour's exercise in the clear spring air.
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Moving with greatcelerity, he attacked Milroy at McDowell on the 8th, the latter calling upon Frémont for help.
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Three or four raised their dead on their shoulders with greatcelerity, and went inland, leaving the neighbouring villages deserted.
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The effect to be produced by this mode of operation is to oblige him to move constantly, and with greatcelerity.
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Having occupied Louvain, the Kaiser's troops pushed forward with greatcelerity, the cavalry opening out in fan-shaped formation, spreading across country.
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The horses were already feeding, and, despatching his own breakfast with greatcelerity, Humphrey soon had them ready for the day's journey.
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The new Governor-general had traversed Spain and France in disguise with greatcelerity, and in the romantic manner which belonged to his character.
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The day after the fall of fort Granby, that active officer proceeded with greatcelerity to join General Pickens, and lay siege to Augusta.
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Flushed with their successes over the Allies at Mons and Charleroi, the Germans pushed their advance toward the French capital with greatcelerity and vigor.