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Chile (c̸hil′ē; Sp c̸hē′le)
Related Forms:
- Chilean Chi·le′·an (c̸hi lā′ən, -lē′-; c̸hil′ē ən) adjective, noun
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Used by arrangement with John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Converse of object
- eat: Disastrous results after eat hot chile cheaper in the system that has.
Adjective modifier
- hot: Eat cheap car insurance ireland hot chile the american petroleum damages to the.
Modifies a noun
- pepper: Each chile pepper is 1½ inches long by about 1 inch across.
Noun used with modifier
- ancho: Now add the milk, ancho chile and most of the cheese.
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Entre nosotros el dinero ha hecho desaparecer ma¤ s preocupaciones de familia que en las viejas sociedades europeas. En e¤ stas hay lo que llaman aristocracia de dinero, que jama¤ s alcanza con su podera hacer olvidar enteramente la oscuridad de la cuna, al paso que en Chiletodo va cediendo su puesto a la riqueza. Among us, money has dissolved more worries than among ancient European societies. The latter have what they call the moneyed aristocracy, which, despite all its power, never gets to forget its humble origins; on the other hand, in Chile everything yields to wealth.
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