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descripción de un cadáver - WordReference Forums 8 Sep 2005 · Field and topic: Descripción de un cadáver/corpse description Hola, aquí estoy de nuevo con otra traducción parecida a una que pedí hace unos días. Os...
make someone corpse - WordReference Forums 4 Jun 2010 · Hola, a ver si alguien puede ayudarme con esto. Se trata de las tomas falsas de una película y de vez en cuando salen títulos para introducir las escenas. Uno de ellos es: …
a living corpse - WordReference Forums 3 Aug 2017 · Hi, all My roommate wrote two sentences. Do they mean the same? Could you do me a favor to figure it out? Thank you very much. A: Isn’t this similar to trying to revive a dead …
a working 'stiff' | WordReference Forums 31 May 2009 · I think 'stiff' in this context comes from a slang word for corpse. So the author basically feels like a walking corpse in the environment he's in. It really cannot be …
remains or corpse - WordReference Forums 22 Feb 2016 · I am translating a Turkish sentence into English. It is part of a detailed description of a funeral. Which English equivalent for (dead body, corpse, remains in Turkish) should I …
Cadaver, body, corpse - WordReference Forums 3 Feb 2010 · Generally speaking, people call a dead body "a Body". I just feel "Cadaver" is a little weird. What's the differences between a Cadaver and a Body?
an otter in disgrace - WordReference Forums 27 Jan 2010 · At the beginning of the cartoon Corpse Bride directed by Tim Burton, Mr Eveglot sings, "who would guess in a millions years that our daughter with a face of an otter in …
until the cavalry arrives | WordReference Forums 18 May 2018 · ‘I’ll ring it in.’ Joseph stepped back and away from the stink of the rotting corpse. He looked at Carole and Adrian. ‘You two wait outside the front door. No one in until the cavalry …
Happy the bride who... | WordReference Forums 3 Mar 2006 · Happy the corpse the rain falls on.” No "who" nor "whom", nor even a "that" ;-) Welcome! WRF has two main dictionaries (Random House, representing American English - …
Sit in front of the door of your shop and you'll see your enemy's ... 22 Jul 2022 · In both countries we are told that a sign of our inherited sense of patience (and revenge maybe) is this Arabic proverb: "sit in front of your shop and you'll see the corpse of …