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Significados de virginal en inglés

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virginal
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virginal
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Keyboard instrument.

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        espineta

        A legless rectangular harpsichord; played (usually by women) in the 16th and 17th centuries.

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              In a state of sexual virginity.

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                          Uso de virginal en inglés
                          1
                          The virginal heart of the girl was roused with a nameless terror.
                          The Midnight Passenger : A Novel
                          2
                          He noted her virginal bosom heaving in a new and strange emotion.
                          A Fascinating Traitor: An Anglo-Indian Story
                          3
                          The sand was virginal-nosign of Richard or of the dune buggy.
                          Night Shift
                          4
                          All this virginal freshness invites the primitive instincts of play and disorder.
                          The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 3
                          5
                          It is a harpsichord, but the intonation is that of a virginal.
                          Evelyn Innes
                          6
                          At each moment the contours of her virginal figure revealed fresh charms.
                          A Hungarian Nabob
                          7
                          There was something cheeky and pre-adolescent about him- akindof virginal ferocity.
                          South Wind
                          8
                          No portrait, it was said, ever did justice to her virginal beauty.
                          The Life of Sir Richard Burton
                          9
                          Balm for the eyes and ears of your own brother's virginal daughter!
                          In the Fire of the Forge: A Romance of Old Nuremberg — Volume 07
                          10
                          Garrick took pride in their sumptuousness, in their immaculate, virginal splendour.
                          Americans and Others
                          11
                          All her virginal and girlish loveliness was his for a mad moment; then-
                          Those Who Smiled, and Eleven Other Stories
                          12
                          And so the virginal instinct of self-defence carried her off swiftly and cleverly.
                          Hard Cash
                          13
                          In her hard-working, virginal life her theories had wrought no mischief.
                          The Street of Seven Stars
                          14
                          She did not make the startled virginal resistance of a girl.
                          The Brimming Cup
                          15
                          She came in a soft, white gown that clung to her virginal figure.
                          A Little Girl in Old Salem
                          16
                          No flowers, no organ, no feeling sweet and virginal in a long veil.
                          The Grey Wig: Stories and Novelettes
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