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Meanings of uncork (uncorking) in inglês
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Examples for "cork"
Examples for "cork"
1
I always have thick boots;- Iamvery particular about that;-andcork soles.
2
On the evening of the tenth day Burns put in the cork.
3
Putting the cork in the bottle, he threw it upon the ground.
4
However, The Winemakers' Federation of Australia denied cork makers were making inroads.
5
I say 'sensed.' It bobbed about like a cork on a pond.
Usage of uncorking in inglês
1
Some genies come from rubbing lamps, others from uncorking complimentary Cristal.
2
If he wasn't teetotal, I feel sure he would be uncorking the champagne.
3
Before you have done uncorking the bottles I shall be with you again.
4
When I headed upstairs, Ryan, Ludis, and Gordie were uncorking their fourth bottle.
5
Laureano then completed the double play by uncorking a long throw to first.
6
Gaston's next move was to take a bottle from another pocket, uncorking it.
7
As he turned back to the uncorking Penny caught his eye and grinned.
8
The immigrant replied in accents resembling the uncorking of a bottle of ginger ale.
9
She raised the bottle after uncorking it, firmly securing the neck with her thumb.
10
She would normally have a butler to perform uncorking duties.
11
Joe was uncorking a small, flat bottle of pale liquor.
12
And uncorking the bottle, she held it towards me.
13
When the hands pointed to five minutes to twelve I slowly began uncorking a bottle.
14
Hardly could he endure the delay of its uncorking.
15
Walters was uncorking another bottle with his big hands.
16
As he was uncorking it, they heard the shop door close, and Mrs. Mifflin came in.
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Uncorking through the time