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Значения термина worldly belongings на английском
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Examples for "worldly possessions"
Examples for "worldly possessions"
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But Price carried on giving away his worldly possessions whatever the consequences.
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Many appear to have all their worldly possessions strapped to the roof.
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Daisy's shopping cart, bulging with all her worldly possessions, was stashed inside.
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My worldly possessions are fled: let them go; they are in good hands.
5
All my worldly possessions were swept away; all my earthly hopes were blighted.
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Have made the following decisions on the disposition of my worldly goods.
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He was better to do in worldly goods than they had supposed.
3
As worldly goods and pleasures were sacrificed, the more powerful became their
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The worldly goods with which Berlioz had her endowed, were no better.
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This act was symbolical of his giving to her his worldly goods.
Использование термина worldly belongings на английском
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They have learned that there are more important things than worldly belongings.
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She sat up, the canvas bag holding her worldly belongings clutched close to her chest.
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DeLea apartment, July 4: DeLea made a pile of her worldly belongings in this sitting room.
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Forced from one camp to the next as fighting spreads, they must often leave their worldly belongings behind.
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At the island's picturesque, cafe-lined port, groups of men wait patiently on benches, their few worldly belongings in backpacks.
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Her hair is cut off and she's eventually forced to sign over her car which contains her worldly belongings.
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To-day we transported all our worldly belongings in handcarts from our former billets to a village about six miles nearer the firing line.
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He 'humps his drum,' or 'swag,' and starts on the wallaby track;' i.e., shoulders the bundle containing his worldly belongings, and goes out pleasuring.