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Significados de raze en inglés

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Tear down so as to make flat with the ground.

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    Uso de raze en inglés
    1
    She would raze it all and leave a swallowing field of stone.
    Dagmar's daughter
    2
    She shall raze every fortress she has erected on the Turkish frontier.
    Prince Eugene and His Times
    3
    Then raze it to the ground and build anew to suit yourself.
    A clash of kings
    4
    If they will not, I will raze the city and all its-
    Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
    5
    The police decided to locate to use a bulldozer to raze the building.
    The new yorker
    6
    Let them wipe it out, raze it to the level of the ground.
    Paris War Days: Diary of an American
    7
    The Allied pilots could not have known their bombs would raze a school.
    Forgiving ararat
    8
    Can't he just come in with his hordes and raze the whole forest?
    Spells
    9
    If we have to raze the Hill to the ground, we'll find them.
    Runemarks
    10
    They would raze our cities, leaving not one stone upon another.
    Thuvia, Maid of Mars
    11
    He did not wish to raze all of Mystarria yet.
    Brotherhood of the Wolf
    12
    Then the army was set to work, to raze the city to the ground.
    For the Temple: A Tale of the Fall of Jerusalem
    13
    There is a number that is crying, raze, raze this work to the foundation.
    The Covenants And The Covenanters / Covenants, Sermons, and Docu...
    14
    He would raze Atyion and use her great wealth to rebuild Ero in greater glory.
    Oracle's Queen
    15
    It will raze the existing Yarra Building, which is home to the Koorie Heritage Trust.
    The Guardian
    16
    They might take Fallion and simply raze the city.
    Worldwinder
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    Raze a través del tiempo
    Raze por variante geográfica
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