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Significados de shedload em inglês

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Uso de shedload em inglês
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Simnel looked anxious for a moment and said, 'I'll need a shedload of iron, especially for t'tracks themselves.
Raising Steam
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Far from resulting in a shedload of injured players queueing up for treatment, strangely, the opposite has been true.
The Guardian
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They need more, so Disney made it again and, to their credit, spent a shedload of cash on it, too.
Radio NZ
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The one thing that would have made the Beach Boys singing better is if they'd slathered on a shedload of vibrato.
The Guardian
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I'm sorry but you're going to have to explain that to me, it's not like there isn't an absolute shedload of great tunes.
Radio NZ
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This year it held a sprinkling of royals and a shedload of celebrities, and Cliff Richard who at Wimbledon these days counts as both.
The Guardian
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In the old days, one employee confides, MPs would simply turn up to the Fees Office and be given "a shedload of cash".
The Guardian
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Brooks is, in other words, a guy used to getting shedloads of abuse.
The Irish Times
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The trip needed to be easy, close to home, and still shedloads of fun.
The Irish Times
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You can still buy Windows 7 machines, and slow-moving businesses are still buying shedloads.
The Guardian
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That's not a childcare problem because at that level you've shedloads of money for nannies.
The Guardian
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The Army's vision hinges on the ability to move shedloads of data at light speed.
Wired
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The first two Star Trek films since reinvention worked very well and made shedloads of money.
The Irish Times
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There are shedloads of 'em out there.'
Last night another soldier...
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Sergeant MacKenzie told us that Afghanistan supplied ninety per cent of the world's heroin and made the Taliban shedloads of money.
Last night another soldier...
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We crumbled abjectly against the top four, getting one point out of a possible 24, shipping shedloads of goals home and away.
The Guardian
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