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Topic Travel:: PAGE #12
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331. Brake (fren)
:: I have myself on numerous occasions had to brake hard to avoid a dog crossing the street
332. Bypass (kontoune)
:: Instead he is faced with fake holymen peddling religious enmity and the purblind nouveau riche materialism of his family who bypass the countrys problems in their smart new cars
333. Commissionaire (komisyonèr)
:: Even the commissionaires on the door who have been there from the days when I first started out always give me a big welcome and I know it will tug at my heart strings when I walk down those marble halls again
334. Disembark (debake)
:: On disembarking from the ship the passengers will be welcomed by music from a local piper and each visitor will be presented with a city map highlighting points of interests
335. Driveway (antre kay)
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336. Drone (abèy)
:: In the background cameras whirred like demented bluebottles adding their drone to the low buzz of conversation
337. Engine (motè)
:: The engine roared and the instrument panel in front flickered into action
338. Engineer (enjenyè)
:: If so I can assure you as a practical aeronautical engineer that such a trip is neither fantastic nor impractical
339. Flap (Sabatani)
:: He could feel the wind blowing his bangs backwards and could hear the soft flap of his headband
340. Freight (machandiz)
:: a bill indicating that the freight has been paid
341. Freighter (avyon kago)
:: In the heyday of sailing ships all war ships and many freighters carried iron cannons
342. Helicopter (elikoptè)
:: Groundattack aircraft and helicopters had become easier to direct than artillery
343. Heliport (elipor)
:: Federal safety officials say they have no plans to close the heliports
344. Helmsman (bareur)
:: There were no dull moments as helmsmen quickly learnt the necessity of anticipating gusts and wind shifts
345. Inspector (enspektè)
:: I had a close friend who was a police inspector in Manchester another who was with the dog unit in Merseyside
346. Mizzen (artimon)
:: His squarerigged ship with the cross and bones flying from the mizzenmast was a feared sight in the eyes of captains of merchant barques
347. Priority (priyorite)
:: The following two sections deal with bus lanes and traffic signal priority respectively
348. Refuel (met gaz)
:: While aircraft are refueled crews can find a warm meal and a comfortable place to rest
349. Signal (siyal)
:: they could signal displeasure by refusing to cooperate
350. Signpost (poto)
:: A recipe is merely a guide and this books recipes are full of signposts
351. Submarine (soumaren)
:: The sixinch Veggie Delite submarine has 230 calories and 3 fat grams
352. Submersible (anba dlo)
:: The scenes in the footage resembled those taken by miniature submersible vessels that sometimes appear in science fiction films
353. Timber (bwa)
:: We can grow twice as much timber on our land if the markets tell us to do so
354. Wreck (nofwaj)
:: It was like walking around at the site of a spaceship wreck huge pieces of dismantled machinery everywhere
355. Wreckage (aneantisman)
:: Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were
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