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Значения термина secondhand shop на английском
Значения для термина "secondhand shop" отсутствуют.
Использование термина secondhand shop на английском
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Then we took the tools to a secondhand shop in Magdalene Street.
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But the best moment of all happened in a secondhand shop.
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I sold it to the secondhand shop two years later to get more clothes.
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I'm going to try to sell them to the secondhand shop on Petty Cury.
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They could be the shelves of any old secondhand shop.
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Then we went to a secondhand shop and bought a new cooker and a new fridge.
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This year felt thoroughly cold-probablybecause I had previously sold off my kotatsu to the secondhand shop.
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He probably picked it up in a secondhand shop when he was bored out of his mind.
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I've had my eye on one for a while, at a secondhand shop that's on my way home.
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I took my washing machine, refrigerator, TV, computer, kotatsu, and bed to a secondhand shop near my house.
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On the way home from work, I decide to swing by the secondhand shop and check out my life.
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Her dress had been bought at a secondhand shop; it was very old-fashioned, and covered with silver and dirt.
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She folded and packed up the clothes of a seventeen-year-old girl to bring to the secondhand shop off-island, moth holes notwithstanding.
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Bob had no difficulty in procuring the clothes he required at a secondhand shop, and then took the lot home with him.
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He had been down here once, six years ago, to a secondhand shop to finger through the dusty shelves of old books.
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A sepulchral secondhand shop, on whose shelves authors find dusty books with titles that are completely unreadable, but whose covers bear their own names.