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Significados de librada em inglês
German folk saint.
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Examples for "liberate"
Examples for "liberate"
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Veterans of the landings in Normandy to liberate western Europe also attended.
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We have the full right to liberate our land by military means.
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The movement to liberate animals from suffering and torture will go on.
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We will preserve Syria's territorial integrity and liberate local communities from terrorists.
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To liberate the slaves-thecry of the oppressed is my only reason.
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Non zelus, sed caritas.
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Its global social services organisation, Caritas, is second only in size to the International Red Cross.
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Caritas, an aid agency, said thorough public consultation will be important when the Act is rewritten.
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Catholic humanitarian charity Caritas said it believed more than 400 people had died in the attacks.
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In Panama, another 75 gathered in the tree-shaded patio of the Caritas shelter in the capital.
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The liberata are quite short and are a serving-class race.
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The libretto is founded on an episode of Tasso's "Gerusalemme liberata".
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Note, for instance, the beginning of the "Gerusalemme Liberata."
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Gerusalemme Liberata, or Jerusalem Delivered
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Dublin-based investment company Broadlake has sold its majority stake in skincare and self-tan brand Vita Liberata to US pharmaceutical company Crown Laboratories.
Uso de librada em inglês
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Why didn't you ask Librada to get it for you?
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I would tell Librada to stand at the door with a broom-andthat would be sufficient.
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Librada had waited for Pinzon, who had entered the house closely enveloped in his cloak, without speaking a word.
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He had given money to Librada, according to what the latter said, to carry messages and love-letters to her.
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Librada, the senorito's linen.
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"Now bring another glass for me, Senora Librada," said Don Inocencio.
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"Librada," exclaimed the latter, in a paroxysm of anger, "I vow that you shall go to prison."
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"You used to tell father that Carmela and Librada were the most beautiful women you had ever seen."