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Habitaciones, aposentos privados

A bedroom or private apartments, especially for a woman in a medieval castle.

"In the old castle tour, the guide explained that the queen's bowers were located at the top of the tower, offering privacy and beautiful views. "

En la visita al antiguo castillo, el guía explicó que los aposentos de la reina estaban ubicados en la parte superior de la torre, ofreciendo privacidad y hermosas vistas.

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Ilustración visual de bowers: Cabaña, refugio - Image 1

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Cabaña, refugio

A dwelling; a picturesque country cottage, especially one that is used as a retreat.

"After a long week at the office, she longed to escape to the quiet, flower-covered bowers nestled in the countryside. "

Después de una larga semana en la oficina, anhelaba escapar a las cabañas tranquilas y cubiertas de flores, ubicadas en el campo.

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Ilustración visual de bowers: Enramada, cenador - Image 1

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Enramada, cenador

A shady, leafy shelter or recess in a garden or woods.

"The couple found a secluded spot for their picnic in the park's quiet bowers, shaded by overhanging trees and hidden from the path. "

La pareja encontró un lugar apartado para su picnic en los tranquilos cenadores del parque, a la sombra de árboles colgantes y escondidos del camino.

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Cabañas, enramadas

A large structure made of grass and bright objects, used by the bower bird during courtship displays.

"The male bowerbird meticulously decorates his bowers with colorful berries and shiny bottle caps to attract a mate. "

El ave del paraíso macho decora meticulosamente sus cabañas con bayas coloridas y tapas de botellas brillantes para atraer a una pareja.

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Campesino, granjero

A peasant; a farmer.

"In the olden days, the bowers toiled from sunrise to sunset, tending to the fields and livestock. "

En los viejos tiempos, los campesinos trabajaban desde el amanecer hasta el anochecer, cuidando los campos y el ganado.

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Los dos triunfos más altos en el euchre

Either of the two highest trumps in euchre.

""In euchre, if spades are trump, then the Jack of spades and the Jack of clubs are the bowers, the most powerful cards in the game." "

En el euchre, si las espadas son triunfo, entonces la jota de espadas y la jota de tréboles son los dos triunfos más altos, las cartas más poderosas del juego.

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Ancla de proa

A type of ship's anchor, carried at the bow.

"The old sailing ship used its bowers to hold firm in the choppy harbor while waiting for supplies. "

El viejo velero usó sus anclas de proa para mantenerse firme en el puerto agitado mientras esperaba los suministros.

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El que se inclina, el que se dobla

One who bows or bends.

"The bowers at the formal ceremony were instructed to dip their heads deeply when the Queen passed. "

A los que se inclinaban en la ceremonia formal se les instruyó que bajaran profundamente la cabeza cuando la Reina pasara.

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Flexor

A muscle that bends a limb, especially the arm.

""The bodybuilder focused on isolating his bowers with each curl to maximize muscle growth." "

El culturista se centró en aislar sus flexores con cada curl para maximizar el crecimiento muscular.

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Intérprete de instrumentos de arco

One who plays any of several bow instruments, such as the musical bow or diddley bow.

"The street musician, a skilled bowers, captivated the crowd with the haunting melodies he coaxed from his homemade diddley bow. "

El músico callejero, un hábil intérprete de instrumentos de arco, cautivó a la multitud con las melodías inquietantes que extraía de su diddley bow casero.

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Halcón joven

A young hawk, when it begins to leave the nest.

"The bowers were starting to fly short distances from the nest, practicing for their adult lives as hunters. "

Los halcones jóvenes comenzaban a volar distancias cortas desde el nido, practicando para sus vidas adultas como cazadores.

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