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Significados de little trill em inglês

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Uso de little trill em inglês
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He has a sweet song that ends in a little trill.
Friends and Helpers
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Jane Lavinia's spirits rose and bubbled over in a little trill of song.
Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1905 to 1906
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But the Dowager intervened with a little trill of laughter.
St. Martin's Summer
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Peggy gave a happy little trill of laughter.
More About Peggy
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She felt a little trill of excitement-fight
Gutshot straight
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But this isn't sleigh-riding chit-chat, and she broke into a merry little trill from a favorite opera.
From Jest to Earnest
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A little trill of laughter flowed from between her parted lips, but the sound was not altogether merry.
Bob Hampton of Placer
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Marion did not, Ellen noticed with exasperation, make any adequate response to this generous little trill of greeting.
The Judge
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Nevertheless he waved his hand toward the place from which the melody came and gave a little trill in reply.
The Rock of Chickamauga: A Story of the Western Crisis
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The bird sang until the ceremony was ended and then it wound up with one mad little , glad little trill.
Anne's House of Dreams
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It cannot be that they said too much in that letter from Paris. A little trill of bitter laughter escaped her.
St. Martin's Summer
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It looked at them with two bright black eyes and, opening its mouth, which was pointed like a thorn, sent forth a little trill.
The city of ember: book 1
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Gretchen awoke as the birds awoke, with snatches and little trills of song.
The Goose Girl
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There was no tune; no sustained sound, but mad little trills and unexpected breaks.
A Son of the Hills
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But the priestess was laughing-littletrills of sweet bell notes; and pleasure was in each note.
The Moon Pool
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Glory found her very amusing, and broke into little trills of laughter at her weary, withering comments.
The Christian: A Story
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