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broach [broʊtʃ, Brit brəʊtʃ] VB trans

broach subject:

I . coach <-es> [koʊtʃ, Brit kəʊtʃ] N

1. coach SPORTS:

técnico(-a) m (f)
treinador(a) m (f)

2. coach Brit (bus):

3. coach (railway passenger car):

II . coach [koʊtʃ, Brit kəʊtʃ] VB trans

1. coach SPORTS:

2. coach (give private lessons):

I . reach [riːtʃ] N

1. reach no pl (range):

to be out of [or beyond] (sb's) reach a. fig
estar à mão f

2. reach of river:

braço m

II . reach [riːtʃ] VB trans

1. reach (stretch out):

2. reach (arrive at):

III . reach [riːtʃ] VB intr

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Roach, by now a terminally ill old man, placed his company into receivership a short time later.
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Most species are strictly freshwater inhabitants, but a considerable number are found in brackish water, such as roach and bream.
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Violations included the presence of rats and roaches, as well as food temperature issues.
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The actual sail area is much larger, as the roach of the sail outside this triangle is unmeasured.
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Roach owned shares in some of these vessels, and he eventually became a director on the company's board.
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They move similar to roaches, but can only move through walls (and similar elements, like doors).
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Roach was not content with the existing plant however.
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