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tadpole [ˈtædpoʊl, Brit -pəʊl] N

maple [ˈmeɪpl] N

flagpole N

maybe [ˈmeɪbiː] ADV (perhaps)

mayor [ˈmeɪər, Brit meəʳ] N

parole [pəˈroʊl, Brit -ˈrəʊl] N no pl LAW

keyhole N

marble [ˈmɑːrbl, Brit ˈmɑːbl] N

1. marble no pl (stone):

marble
mármore m
marble table
mesa de mármore

2. marble (glass ball):

marble
bola f de gude
to play marbles
jogar bola de gude

pole1 [poʊl, Brit pəʊl] N

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The 1981 festival village was designed around a central rotunda with a maypole, where spontaneously, poets, buskers and ravers alike featured.
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The church's curious name derives from the shaft of the maypole that was traditionally set up each year opposite the church.
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Traditionally the maypole was lowered and raised manually using an intricate system of ropes and ladders.
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The maypole is often more than 30 metres tall, connected from two or three spruce trees.
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There is no tradition of dancing round the maypole here however and the weather vane is the only useful feature.
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It is a picturesque village with a village green and a maypole.
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By the morning, the town is dressed with greenery, flowers and flags, with the focus being the maypole.
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All it does is provide a silly maypole around which a bunch of hotheads can get all nationalistic.
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Its purpose is unknown, though it is thought to be the site of maypole dancing.
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The society also puts up the village maypole.
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