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121. touch (toque)
:: I only tolerated him because he was good for a touch now and then
122. tough (difícil)
:: This was a very tough exciting match and at half time we were down 2 tries
123. tour (gira)
:: a motoring tour of Scotland
124. tourist (turista)
:: Ive been touristing refuse to go travelling say no with Joe for a few months now and there are a couple of soundbitesmottos that remind me of the whole experience including when we hooked up with Mike
126. tower (torre)
:: The Liberation Tower is the fifth tallest communication tower in the world
127. town (pueblo)
:: They have to come into town to do their shopping and that costs money
128. toy (juguete)
:: The result is a digital rendering of each concept and a fullsize sculpted model of the toy in foam
129. trace (rastro)
:: On butcher paper trace the outline of the chair seat then add 1 inch around all sides
130. track (pista)
:: However because Arrow trains require a different gauge track a new line needs to be put down
131. trade (comercio)
:: Illicit dealers targeted the trade as demand for poultry meat increased year on year
133. tradition (tradicion)
:: Additionally her characters have exotic and sometimes grotesque attributes that bring to mind the Surrealist tradition
134. traditional (tradicional)
:: Nonetheless he applauds how Edinburgh and Glasgow have both moved away from traditional jazz in order to encompass wider definitions of the genre
135. traffic (tráfico)
:: I got caught in the match traffic half hour drive to go 3 miles
136. train (tren)
:: This time it is very different because Isaiah sees there the Lord high and lifted up and the train of his robe filling the temple
137. training (formación)
:: He said his training had prepared him well to be in combat but he had no desire to return to battle after being wounded
138. transfer (transferir)
:: The direct transfer of wealth and material from conquered peoples as practised by the Romans the British and even the Russians after 1945 just hasnt happened
139. transform (transformar)
:: All variables used in this study were transformed to natural logarithms before the correlation analyses were performed
140. translate (traducir)
:: Either way such failures of easy translatability are far too localized to encourage talk of different conceptual schemes
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