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Significados de spectator em inglês

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spectator
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Aircraft model.

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          spectator
          Wikidata

          Shoe made up in two contrasting colors or materials.

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                português
                observador
                catalão
                telespectador
                espanhol
                testigo

                A close observer; someone who looks at something (such as an exhibition of some kind)

                      observador

                      A woman's pump with medium heel; usually in contrasting colors for toe and heel.

                            Uso de spectator em inglês
                            1
                            It used to be said that politics was Ireland's favourite spectator sport.
                            The Irish Times
                            2
                            Yesterday's hearing, held in a spectator-packed state appeals courtroom, represents that continuation.
                            Wired
                            3
                            There the spectator is in the midst of the war of nature.
                            Their Pilgrimage
                            4
                            Although he politely declines, he remains the only spectator to feel involved.
                            The Irish Times
                            5
                            Austria remained immovable, the uneasy spectator of the events that were preparing.
                            World's Best Histories — Volume 7: France
                            6
                            And it did so instinctively both to the artist and the spectator.
                            The Moral Economy
                            7
                            The man in rags had continued a grim spectator of the scene.
                            The Beetle: A Mystery
                            8
                            March came swimming back into the fight, at least as a spectator.
                            Fatherland
                            9
                            Then he smiled, and seemed to lose interest in the new spectator.
                            Melnitz
                            10
                            The greatest actor is he who makes the spectator play the part.
                            Heart of Man
                            11
                            For the spectator domestic women's football is in a really exciting place.
                            The Guardian
                            12
                            Whichever way I answered I would be betraying my role of spectator.
                            Bring the Jubilee
                            13
                            According to the Samkhya, Purusha is the spectator and never the actor.
                            An Introduction to Yoga
                            14
                            It is lots of fun, especially for the spectator and the winner.
                            In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
                            15
                            This principal object must seem so to the spectator of your work.
                            The Mind of the Artist / Thoughts and Sayings of Painters and Sc...
                            16
                            Beckham trained with England yesterday and had planned to be a spectator.
                            The Guardian
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                            Translations for spectator
                            Spectator ao longo do tempo
                            Spectator nas variantes da língua
                            Reino Unido
                            Comum
                            Irlanda
                            Comum
                            Estados Unidos da América
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