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(nãmbêr) – número 24. Sound (saund) – som 25. Most (moust) – maioria 26. People (pípâl) – pessoas 27. Know (nôw) – saber 28. Water (uóttêr) – água 29. Call (cól) – chamar 30. First (fârst) – primeiro 31. May (mêi) – maio, pode 32. Down (dáun) – baixo 33. Side (sáid) – lado 34. Now (náu) – agora 35. Find (fáind) – encontrar 36. New (niu) – novo 37. Work (uôrk) – trabalhar, trabalho 38. Part (párt) – parte, peça 39. Take (têik) – pegar 40. Get (ghét) – obter, chegar 41. Place (plêice) –…

by Prof. Dr. Karst Geurs Student: Rafael Ferrao Moura Cruz – 1563696 Chapter 3 – Accessibility, equity and transport Equity and accessibly are the words which can define this third chapter. Even though the whole book has a focus in the sustainable side of transport, in this session the author chose for a moment to put this matter aside in order to speak with more freedom about the aspects mentioned above. Starting with equity, as pointed in the text, it can be seen from several…

prepositions cannot. | |Note also that in (27), the word "on" has its ordinary meaning of a position on a surface, but in this case the surface is vertical rather than | |horizontal-- the side of a building. The use of "onto" in (28) is like its use in (24) and (25) above. | |3. There are a number of verb-preposition combinations which are formally like "add on" but have the…

along be in good terms with somebody get away Escape get away with escape (punishment) get by manage, cope get down to turn one's attention to sth get in enter (car, taxi) get off disembark (bus, train etc.) get on enter (bus, train etc.) get out disembark (car, taxi) get over recover (illness, upset) get through pass (an exam) be connected on the phone get to reach get up rise from bed after sleeping go go…

out with sharp sticks - it means it was awesome. Blinkered - Someone who is blinkered is narrow minded or narrow sighted - they only see one view on a subject. It comes from when horses that pulled carriages wore blinkers to stop them seeing to the side or behind them which stopped them from being startled and only let them see where they were going. Bloody - One of the most useful swear words in English. Mostly used as an exclamation of surprise i.e. "bloody hell" or "bloody nora".…

January February March April May June July August September October November December INTRODUÇÃO In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure. Bill Cosby Car@s alun@s, esta apostila foi desenvolvida especialmente para vocês por mim, Prof.ª Aline Midori Takahara. Para tanto, contei com a ajuda de livros e gramáticas da língua inglesa e, claro, como não poderia deixar de ser, do Google. Os…

of a Reference Data Architecture and the design of a Data Warehouse. A Canonical Data Model (CDM) is central to this and we discuss the benefits of using Design Patterns based on a CDM. During the trip, my wife and I stayed in three Hotels, hired a car and visited a number of Tourist Attractions, including an Elephant Sanctuary, a Crocodile Farm and an Underwater World in Langkawi Island in Malaysia. After we returned to England I found myself thinking that the trip would provide a good…

A1 4D56 T/C ZB, MZB INJ. PUMP CALIBRATION DATA A kind of car : BOXER Drawing No. : 94 - 02 - 05 - 08 Company : KIA MOTORS General Ass'y No. : KP-VE6/11F1800RNP4 Date : 1994. 02. 05. Pre - Stroke : 0.13±0.04 Pump rotation:Clockwise-viewed from drive side 1. Test Conditions 1-1 Nozzle

road vehicle that is motor-driven and is used for transporting people. Trunk – place for stowing baggage. Tail light – rear light. Back fender – side rear part of the body that covers the wheel. Quarter window – window pane situated approximately above the rear wheel. englishexperts.com.br 16 Roof post – vertical structure that supports the top of the car. Window – mounted pane of glass. Door handle – part of the door used to open it. Door – opening used to enter the passenger…

What is the time? = It is ten o’clock. = It’s half past five = Have a nice holiday = The same to you = May I come in? = Pay attention! = Listen to me. = Open your books = Any questions? = No question = I am sorry = Excuse me = Who are you? = Whose car is this? = Can I help you? = Could you do me a favor? = How much does it cost? = How much is it? = When is your birthday? = th It is on March 9 = Do you speak English? = Yes, I do = Did you have a nice weekend? = Yes, I did = I want to speak to Mr.