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Significados de yachting cap em inglês
Uso de yachting cap em inglês
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He stood before us and held out a battered yachting cap.
2
Lifting his yachting cap, with exaggerated courtesy, Hade bowed to them.
3
Then I put my yachting cap on him and pulled it low over his eyes.
4
My former gaffer might not have spoken quite like that, or alwaysworn a yachting cap to work.
5
Her cheek was wet with spray, and her hair was tangled and glistening beneath her little yachting cap.
6
Does he wear a yachting cap?
7
Hunt-Goring was looking remarkably elegant, attired in white drill with a yachting cap which he carried in his hand.
8
Out into the moonshine sauntered a slight figure, all in white, yachting cap on head, lighted cigarette in hand.
9
His tone was hard and business-like, but he lifted his yachting cap politely as he held out his hand.
10
He was given a blue suit and a yachting cap and rolled around the deck the jolliest of jolly little tars.
11
Mrs. Tutts put on her yachting cap and pulling it down on her head until her hair was well covered, advanced menacingly.
12
He was a gentleman volunteer with his own ambulance and looked like a seafaring man in his round yachting cap and blue jersey.
13
"M'sieur," said the old man, holding the yachting cap a little nearer.
14
Husband went along, in evening clothes and a Yachting Cap, and he had two large Diamonds in his Shirt Front.
15
They, too, dress in flannels and yachting caps, and they try to talk knowingly about "strokes," "oars" and "the crew."
16
Two young men in long plaid ulsters with turned-up collars and plaid yachting caps came into view at the other end of the deck.