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Значения термина parallel street на английском
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carrer paral·lel Использование термина parallel street на английском
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His hope lay in there being a second exit opening onto a parallel street.
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At the corner I turned right again and was on the parallel street behind the Cannon house.
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They could see a car swinging past, on a parallel street, its bent pole hitching along the trolley-wire.
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He parked on a parallel street, Canon, set the alarm on his phone to nine-thirty, and promptly fell asleep.
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As he wheeled round the corner of the parallel street he almost bumped into Hawksley, who had a policeman in tow.
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Walking around the next parallel street, I managed to get into a garden where a long piece of the wall remained.
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We scoped out the cross streets and parallel streets on either side.
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The parallel streets running in one direction have names, often taken from trees.
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It was as if the creatures were leading him, moving along parallel streets.
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The first call was on the day before Mimi's funeral, from someone on Parallel Street.
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Two parallel streets with a gap in the middle that passed for a town square.
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The whole town was laid out in squares, crossed with parallel streets in the English fashion.
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Last, Ayikara was more than four or five parallel streets laced by lasciviousness: it was a spirit.
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In the amphitheatre-shaped town on parallel streets rise tiers of white stone houses, relieved by spire and tower.
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The town had been laid out in five long parallel streets, with other streets crossing them at right angles.
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The city was laid out as a gridiron of parallel streets, each of which had an attendant subterranean canal.