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garlic: noun
gallop: I. intransitive verb II. noun
galley: noun
gallon: noun
Gaelic: adjective and adverb
gall: I. noun II. transitive verb
Baltic: noun

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garlic [ˈgɑːrlɪk, Brit ˈgɑːl-] N no pl

garlic

alho m

a clove of garlic

um dente de alho

I . gallop [ˈgæləp] VB intr

gallop

galopar

II . gallop [ˈgæləp] N

gallop

galope m

at a gallop fig

a galope

galley <s> [ˈgæli] N

1. galley (kitchen in airplane/ship):

galley

cozinha (de avião/de navio) f

2. galley (ship):

galley

galé f

gallon [ˈgælən] N

gallon

galão m (Am 3,79 l, Brit 4,55 l)

Gaelic [ˈgeɪlɪk] ADJ N

Gaelic

gaélico(-a)

I . gall [gɔːl] N

to have the gall to do sth

ter o descaramento de fazer a. c.

II . gall [gɔːl] VB trans

gall

friccionar

Baltic [ˈbɔːltɪk] N

the Baltic (Sea)

o Mar Báltico

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English

The authors of most of the speeches in the collection are anonymous, but appear to have been Gallic in origin. en.wikipedia.org

This order led the Gallic troops to an insurrection. en.wikipedia.org

This profit was often monetary, as was the case with the raiding culture of the Gallic tribes. en.wikipedia.org

This term probably came from a Gallic word, "aremorica", which means close to the sea. en.wikipedia.org

Soon their cause was joined by the rest of the Gallic troops. en.wikipedia.org

He used a legion as a decoy and moved onto better ground, capturing three Gallic camps in the process. en.wikipedia.org

A sole Gallic warrior is reported to have gone into a fight singing. en.wikipedia.org

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