English
| Example in English |
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| En garde, parry, thrust. And there's two dozen roses to the widow." |
| Ouais, ben je garde le téléphone avec moi" "Oui, à côté" |
| This avant-garde musician uses his music..." |
| Variation on Hamlet"... An avant-garde production, as the name shows... |
| of the proletarian avant-garde. "The avant-garde of the revolution, which is the Communist Party." |
| En garde, parry, thrust. And there's two dozen roses to the widow." |
| Ouais, ben je garde le téléphone avec moi" "Oui, à côté" |
| This avant-garde musician uses his music..." |
| Variation on Hamlet"... An avant-garde production, as the name shows... |
| of the proletarian avant-garde. "The avant-garde of the revolution, which is the Communist Party." |
| Avant-gardes have only one time; and the best thing that can happen to them... is to have enlivened their time without outliving it. |
| Avant-gardes have only one time; and the best thing that can happen to them... is to have enlivened their time without outliving it. |
| Learning the jealously garded secrets of indigenous shamans requires genuine friendship |
| We made it tightly garded secret. The cylons have the hability to mimic human form, they look like us, now. |
| So now you've got a garding angel with a snipe rifle. |
| You do, but I need my people out there and not garding you. |
| Learning the jealously garded secrets of indigenous shamans requires genuine friendship |
| We made it tightly garded secret. The cylons have the hability to mimic human form, they look like us, now. |
| So now you've got a garding angel with a snipe rifle. |
| You do, but I need my people out there and not garding you. |