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41. Boorish (grosero) :
42. Bourgeois (burgués) :
Just as nobles and bourgeois were defined by their lifestyle so too were workers with the common economic feature that they all worked with their hands
43. Boycott (boicotear) :
But some veterans who fought in the Far East believe it is a snub to them and say they will boycott the official event
44. Braggart (fanfarrón) :
His males are braggarts whose emotions stay on the surface if they have interior lives Walsh isnt interested in them
45. Brawny (musculoso) :
While he may look like the strongest green powerhouse around hes got nothing against the extraordinary strength of spinach or the outofthisworld brawniness of broccoli
46. Brevity (brevedad) :
But in the interest of brevity I now leave this short summary as it is
47. Bristle (cerda) :
I havent shaved for the day so short bristles of my beard pepper my chin
48. Broach (broche) :
With the directors of the hospital surrounding him plus the mayor of Pattaya Pairat Suthithamrongsawat the ceremonial bottle of bubbly was broached on the dais and the award acknowledged in fine style
49. Brook (arroyo) :
Their purpose is to disorient the public and put the media establishment and the Democrats on notice that no opposition to Bushs policies will be brooked
50. Brusque (brusco) :
Nor can you claim for a moment that they are rude or brusque
51. Bulwark (baluarte) :
And during these 60 years our Army maintained its visible bulwark of thousands of troops deployed against the worldwide threat of the Communist powers in Europe and Asia
52. Bureaucracy (burocracia) :
This ruling is a victory for a distant bureaucracy over democratically elected authorities acting in the public good
53. Burgeon (brote) :
Zolos initial interest burgeoned into a national project to support the voyage involving the Venetian council the Italian Naval College and the Earl Henry St Clair Society in Canada
54. Burlesque (burlesco) :
They were cute at first but really now the burlesque shows have gotten out of control
55. Burnish (bruñido) :
Finally burnishing and polishing of the wood is carried out with burnishers and abrasives of varying texture and refinement
56. Buttress (contrafuerte) :
As a buttress of the ugly martial law regime it wrecked many more lives than those of these two kidnappers
57. Byline (carril) :
We need to teach students that bylines and datelines represent a pact between the reporter and the reader viewer or listener
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