a teapot?
it's latin for "though broken, still strong" < not a direct translation, but that's the gist of it.
You say the exact thing so it would be Anna still. :)Though the Spanish equivalent is 'Ana'
what kind of ray? laser? sunshine? marine mammal? The name Ray would still be Ray in Spanish,mm though pronounced with a more rolled "r."
In Spanish, "tu no mojas pero empapa" translates to "you don't get wet but you soak." This phrase is often used metaphorically to describe someone who may not directly participate in something, but still ends up deeply affected by it. It conveys the idea that even though someone may not be directly involved, they can still be profoundly impacted by the situation.
"He/She still has it."
Never Shout Never still exists.
Not in regular service, though there may still be a few steam-hauled ones in China. There are plenty of heritage services, but these are specials, not regular transport runs.
yes the steam engine is still around
The library may possess a hard copy of the information you seek.
Yes, there is. The log in goes through a program called Steam. The program is free to download, but you still have to buy the game through Steam. Though you could download a "Non-Steam" version of Counter-Strike, it's free, but you won't be allowed to play multiplayer.
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Because the majority of colonists still considered themselves British, so were he to shout, "The British are coming," it would have meant nothing to them.
SteamShip. This meant the boat or ship was powered by a steam engine rather than sails. In modern times it can still refer to a steam tubine, though it is often misused to simply indicate "non-sailboat"
lol out, stupid but i still found it funny ;) x
no. sorry.
Yes, turbines used today are radial steam engines.
Yes. The home was repossessed because you failed to make payments you contracted to make. Even though you no longer possess the home, the contract is still in force and must be satisfied unless the lender forgives it,