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841. Tragicomedy (tragicomedia)
:: This tragedy is transformed into a tragicomedy and indeed into a farce by a mechanical device that belongs more to vaudeville than to a novel
842. Strain (tensión)
:: there was a powerful strain of insanity on her mothers side of the family
843. Potted (en conserva)
:: The best thing about television dramas is the end of each episode because they show you a potted summary of the following episode
844. Pottery (cerámica)
:: The burglars escaped with a hoard of limited edition bone china porcelain and pottery collectables leaving behind only muddy footprints
845. Spoiler (alerón)
:: There are no spoilers in this post because for now Im mainly interested in persuading you to go see it
846. Mandolin (mandolina)
:: She had minimal skills on the oboe French horn guitar viola mandolin and penny whistle
847. Virtuoso (virtuoso)
:: Bourgeois collectors began to play a part and Mancinis treatise Considerazioni sulla pittura addressed to the gentleman amateur advised virtuosi on how to form a collection of paintings
848. Fife (pífano)
:: Isaac Davis and one of his soldiers were killed instantly by the volley and four Americans were wounded including the fifer the music abruptly stopped
849. Readable (legible)
:: At this he looked at his page and noticed all the letters looked perfectly readable now that he knew how to read it
850. Wing (ala)
:: Social democrats from the New Democratic Party consistently opposed the states development strategy as did a wing of the Liberal Party
851. Bugle (bugle)
:: The haunting squealing bugle of bull elks echoing along high valleys in autumn seems the voice of an unchanging wilderness
852. Rest (descanso)
:: Withprofits policyholders should rest assured that there is no danger to their investments
853. Harmonica (harmónica)
:: The music is a unique sound of Irish folk ballads traditional tunes with vocals accompanied by bazouki bodhrn harmonicas and whistles
854. Ovation (ovación)
:: She gets applause ovations and laughs but its important to remember that those in the audience share her views
855. Piper (gaitero)
:: As well as the actor the opening also featured Scottish pipers clowns and a barbecue
856. Execute (ejecutar)
:: Keeping the enemy on his toes deters and interdicts his ability to effectively execute the chosen course of action
857. Metre (metro)
:: A system can be specified in any of 144 combinations that use the companys instruments and meters
858. Tragedian (trágico)
:: It reminded us that some of the zaniest players can play tragedy better than tragedians
859. Tragedy (tragedia)
:: Any road accident that causes a death or serious injury is a tragedy
860. Tragic (trágico)
:: His later years were miserable and tragic he was put in jail and died poor in 1968
861. Benefit (beneficio)
:: To benefit from receiving help the learner must be an active participant in the learning process
862. Patron (patrón)
:: These achievements should be shared with our sponsors patrons and supporters
863. Literary (literario)
:: Although it is a form of literary study it is not a form of literary scholarship
864. Double (doble)
:: Interest switched to its flowers once the first varieties with double blooms were bred in Belgium in 1815 by M Donckelaar
865. Rumba (rumba)
:: That in turn leads to rumbustious popular numbers dances and choruses notably a riotous rumba
866. Boogie (mover el esqueleto)
:: That night we find ourselves in the Zona Rosa area to hear more live music have a boogie and quaff more of the local firewater Aguardiente
867. Book (libro)
:: give me a ring Im in the book
868. Scriptwriter (guionista)
:: She graduates high school at the beginning of the film so either shes been driving without a license or the scriptwriters werent paying attention
869. Horn (cuerno)
:: powdered rhino horn
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