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1 Barbados
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2 Barbados
s.1 Barbados.2 Barbados, nombre propio. -
3 Barbados cherry
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4 Barbados cherry
s.cereza de Barbados. -
5 Barbados leg
s.pierna de Barbados, elefantiasis de la pierna, elefantiasis filariásica. -
6 Barbados pride
s.agrión, acederaque, agriaz, cinamomo. -
7 Barbadian
tr[bɑː'beɪdɪən]1 de Barbados1 (person) nativo,-a de Barbados[bɑː'beɪdɪǝn]1.ADJ de Barbados2.N nativo(-a) m / f or habitante mf de Barbados -
8 barbadian
adj.1 de Barbados.2 barbadense, barbadiano, de Barbados.s.1 habitante o nativo de Barbados2 barbadense, barbadiano. -
9 Gittens, Wyndham
1885-1967Natural de las Islas Barbados, en las Indias Occi dentales, Gittens es guionista, de westerns sobre todo, en la epoca muda y en las dos primeras decadas del sonoro. De vez en cuando se atreve a dirigir una pelicula, siempre con resultados poco estimulantes. Un unico western en su haber.Forbidden Valley (El valle prohibido). 1938. 68 minutos. Blanco y Negro. Universal. Noah Beery, Jr., Frances Robinson.English-Spanish dictionary of western films > Gittens, Wyndham
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Barbádos — m geogr. država i otok u Malim Antilima (Srednja Amerika), glavni grad Bridgetown … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
Barbados — Barbádos m DEFINICIJA geogr. država i otok u Malim Antilima (Srednja Amerika), 431 km2, 265.000 stan. (1996), glavni grad Bridgetown … Hrvatski jezični portal
Barbados — [bär bā′dōs, bär bā′dōz] country on the easternmost island of the West Indies: formerly (1663 1966) a British dependency, it became independent & a member of the Commonwealth in 1966: 166 sq mi (430 sq km); pop. 260,000; cap. Bridgetown Barbadian … English World dictionary