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1. Raconteur (narrador) :
The trouble is Dawson was a born raconteur and like most raconteurs he sometimes embellished his stories to amuse his listeners
2. Ramble (divagar) :
Shipley still has the pale turquoise eyes and easy grin he had as a young man and it sometimes startles him to realize that those backcountry rambles are a halfcentury in the past
4. Rancor (rencor) :
In the 1970s his parents moved from the countrys eastern region to settle in Camden then separated rancorously when he was six
5. Rant (despotricar) :
I ranted at length about this in an article published earlier this year in Bermudas daily newspaper
6. Rarefy (enrarecer) :
as the shell continues to expand and rarefy astronomers may eventually be able to see characteristic gamma rays from the radioactivity within
7. Ratify (ratificar) :
The United States is a signatory to that agreement but has not yet ratified the convention
8. Raucous (estridente) :
The atmosphere gets high spirited with heckling and raucous laughter
9. Raze (arrasar) :
A frenzy of hotel building razed old neighbourhoods and transformed city centres
10. Ready (Listo) :
Doubts resolved he is now committed eager and ready to take up the challenge
11. Rebus (jeroglífico) :
There seem to be puzzles maybe even a few rebuses or wordgames hidden in it too
12. Rebuttal (refutación) :
They consider all reasonable explanations rebuttals and refutations as provocations to China
13. Recant (renunciar) :
He may have recanted on the hardline economics but people here still regard him as one of the leaders of the English party
14. Recapitulate (recapitular) :
Let us begin by briefly recapitulating the novels plot
15. Receptacle (receptáculo) :
The receptacle remains on the thallus surface until the receptacle s sporophytes approach maturity
16. Recluse (recluso) :
The majority had to severely restrict their lives by changing or abandoning work curtailing all social activities and becoming virtual recluses
17. Recondite (recóndito) :
Hansen uses short sentences and has a knack for clarifying opaque and recondite ideas
18. Reconnaissance (reconocimiento) :
A Pentagon spokesman said a coalition air reconnaissance patrol came under fire and called in air strikes
19. Recumbent (yacente) :
In several the blondehelmeted recumbent figure turns as though to meet the viewers gaze
20. Recuperate (recuperar) :
The quickly qualifying and anxietyridden of course indicates that for Irene his masculinity has to be rapidly recuperated from any trace of the feminine
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