Translations for „armful“ in the Portuguese » English Dictionary

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an armful

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A tiny bit or an armful of oversteer, induced by power-on or lift-off, take your pick.

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It was more than an armful for even the most experienced of ministers.

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They were put on the back of a truck and came back with armfuls of lipstick and chewing gum.

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Young girls from local skating clubs swept across the ice gathering the rest by the armful.

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The man's armful of packages went flying as he fell on the ground outside of his home.

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In the early spring, he would set up off the valley, dog at his feet and come back with armfuls of daffodils.

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Here are an armful of those few... just in time for holiday giving.

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As she swims, she takes great armfuls of water and thrusts them behind her, sending her body surging forward.

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Why, that's very nearly an armful!

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Some investment buyers will emerge later today with armfuls of swag -- only to then return the pieces that don't fit or suit a week later.

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