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01:27 Jun 23, 2008 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Law: Taxation & Customs / cria de animales | |||||||
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4 | up to/as far as---see explanation |
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4 | winter quarters/pasture |
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up to/as far as---see explanation Explanation: Hi Paula. Please see the Oxford definitions for your term "invernada". The rest is excess. invernada f a (CS) (Agr) winter pasture, wintering place; (período) wintering period |
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invernada winter quarters/pasture Explanation: Report of the Secretary of Agriculture ... - Google Books Resultby United States Dept. of Agriculture - 1865 It is always my aim to bring sheep into their winter quarters in good condition. To effect this, I feed sheep enough grain to prevent their dropping off iu ... books.google.co.uk/books?id=orBMAAAAMAAJ... |
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