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11:34 Mar 31, 2012 |
Portuguese to English translations [PRO] Geology | |||||||
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4 | rough cobble stone |
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4 | was (rough) cobbled |
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3 | cobblestone [streets, roads] |
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rough cobble stone Explanation: www.ringneckdove.com/.../brasil_adventuras03.... - Traduzir esta página I come out on a pe-de-moleque (rough cobble stone) street, cross to the sidewalk with 12 foot high concrete retaining wall with a 4 foot castor bean growing out .. |
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was (rough) cobbled Explanation: was (rough) cobbled |
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cobblestone [streets, roads] Explanation: Brazil's Emerald Coast: The State of Rio de Janeiro (By Richard Frisbie) Paraty Paraty (the "t" is pronounced as a "ch" as in "ParaCHEE") is a UNESCO World heritage site on the Southern Brazilian coast of the State of Rio de Janeiro, just a three-hour drive from the city of Rio. This quaint community has cobblestone streets dating back to Portuguese rule, when gold mined in the mountains was brought down to the port on the "Gold Trail" and shipped back to Europe. (...) http://www.gonomad.com/destinations/0906/brazil-emerald-coas... = = = = hth. |
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