Aún no tenemos significados para "take refuge".
1Investors often take refuge in those sectors at times of market uncertainty.
2A particularly good place to take refuge was Durham Cathedral in England.
3In the park, we take refuge on the bank of the river.
4Frequent rain forced the ladies to take refuge in the Japanese pavilion.
5Some there are that take refuge in the forest mode of life.
6His father left the DRC to take refuge in Uganda in 1985.
7I find it hard now to continue, and take refuge in silence.
8We were glad to take refuge before daylight in an extensive wood.
9At length Blake, discomfited, was compelled to take refuge in the Thames.
10Don't be overawed by the occasion, and don't take refuge in alcohol.
11And they take refuge under their blackboards, which they use as shields.
12It was natural, if a little unconventional, to take refuge with you.
13Johnny and Eiulo were to take refuge there at the first alarm.
14The savior angel had urged Lot himself to take refuge with Abraham.
15By December Sara Lee had ceased to take refuge during the bombardments.
16Do you suppose their practise made whales take refuge in the Gulf?
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Take refuge por variante geográfica
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